Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester: A Biography

by Kenneth Hotham Vickers

• Poperinghes, [252].

• Præmunire, Statute of,
  • used against Bishop of Lincoln, [197], [376];
  • used against Beaufort, [226], [233], [234], [326], [327];
  • Martin V. objects to, [324], [325].

• Protectorate of Henry VI.,
  • limitation of power of, [208], [306], [307];
  • end of (1429), [216].

• Provisors, Statute of, [234], [261].

• Puncherdon, Katharine, Gloucester’s nurse, [8].

• Radcliffe, Sir John, [250].

• Randolph, Friar, [181], [183], [276] and [note 955], [278].

• Renaissance, the, [258], [341], [349], [419], [425];
  • Gloucester’s influence on progress of thought in England, [339];
  • slow progress of learning, [345];
  • progress due to Gloucester, [348], [420];
  • introduction of the Renaissance into England, [258], [381], [383];
  • spirit of, [386], [387];
  • the movement in Italy, [341-344].

• Richard II., King of England, [2], [3], [5], [15], [322].

• Richemont, Constable de, [140].