Richard III / Makers of History - Jacob Abbott

Chapter		Page
I.	RICHARD'S MOTHER	[13]
II.	RICHARD'S FATHER	[33]
III.	THE CHILDHOOD OF RICHARD	[57]
IV.	ACCESSION OF EDWARD IV., RICHARD'S ELDER BROTHER	[67]
V.	WARWICK, THE KING-MAKER	[89]
VI.	THE DOWNFALL OF YORK	[118]
VII.	THE DOWNFALL OF LANCASTER	[137]
VIII.	RICHARD'S MARRIAGE	[165]
IX.	END OF THE REIGN OF EDWARD	[182]
X.	RICHARD AND EDWARD V.	[208]
XI.	TAKING SANCTUARY	[221]
XII.	RICHARD LORD PROTECTOR	[236]
XIII.	PROCLAIMED KING	[258]
XIV.	THE CORONATION	[279]
XV.	FATE OF THE PRINCES	[291]
XVI.	DOMESTIC TROUBLES	[301]
XVII.	THE FIELD OF BOSWORTH	[320]

ENGRAVINGS.

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THE ROYAL CHAMPION	[Frontispiece.]
SCENES OF CIVIL WAR	[15]
LUDLOW CASTLE	[26]
CASTLE AND PARK OF THE MIDDLE AGES	[29]
HENRY VI. IN HIS CHILDHOOD	[39]
QUEEN MARGARET OF ANJOU, WIFE OF HENRY VI.	[40]
WALLS OF YORK	[49]
LAST HOURS OF KING RICHARD'S FATHER	[54]
CASTLE AND GROUNDS BELONGING TO THE HOUSE OF YORK	[62]
THE OLD QUINTAINE	[84]
PLAYING BALL	[86]
BATTLE-DOOR AND SHUTTLE-COCK	[87]
RICHARD'S SIGNATURE	[88]
EDWARD IV.	[102]
QUEEN ELIZABETH WOODVILLE	[103]
WESTMINSTER IN TIMES OF PUBLIC CELEBRATIONS	[106]
WARWICK IN THE PRESENCE OF THE FRENCH KING	[112]
THE SANCTUARY	[133]
DEATH OF WARWICK ON THE FIELD OF BARNET	[148]
STREET LEADING TO THE TOWER	[151]
CHURCH AT TEWKESBURY	[155]
QUEEN MARGARET BROUGHT IN PRISONER AT COVENTRY	[160]
TOMB OF HENRY VI.	[163]
RICHARD III.	[176]
QUEEN ANNE	[177]
MIDDLEHAM CASTLE	[180]
LOUIS XI. OF FRANCE	[184]
THE MURDERERS COMING FOR CLARENCE	[200]
JANE SHORE	[203]
THE ATTEMPTED RECONCILIATION	[211]
ANCIENT PORTRAIT OF EDWARD V.	[219]
ANCIENT VIEW OF WESTMINSTER	[228]
THE PEOPLE IN THE STREETS	[235]
CLARENCE'S CHILDREN HEARING OF THEIR FATHER'S DEATH	[237]
THE COUNCIL IN THE TOWER	[244]
POMFRET CASTLE	[248]
BAYNARD'S CASTLE	[273]
THE KING ON HIS THRONE	[276]
THE BLOODY TOWER	[283]
QUEEN ELIZABETH AT THE GRAVE	[304]
PORTRAIT OF THE PRINCESS ELIZABETH	[318]
THE CASTLE AT TAMWORTH	[325]
KING HENRY VII.	[332]
THE MONASTERY AT BERMONDSEY	[335]

The great quarrel between the houses of York and Lancaster.
Terrible results of the quarrel.
Origin of it.