[203] F. 7, 3773.
[204] A. F. iv. 1490.
[205] A. F. iv. 1328.
[206] A. F. iv. 1494.
[207] There is a mystery about her paternity, but there seems to be a hint that she was a natural daughter of the Duke of Dorset.
[208] M. Coquelle, paper read at the Congress of French Learned Societies at Paris, 1902.
[209] Her son, Lord Henry Seymour, born in 1805, is said to have never set foot in England.
[210] Her father, Hamilton Nesbit, had in 1802 returned through Paris from a visit to her at Constantinople.
[211] F. 7, 3716.
[212] Revue Rétrospective, vol. 14.