Visits to Fields of Battle, in England, of the Fifteenth Century / to which are added, some miscellaneous tracts and papers upon archæological subjects

by Richard Brooke

York city, surrendered to Edward IV., [118].

York, House of, descent of the, [22].

York, Richard Duke of, [22]; slain at Wakefield, [58], [64].

York, Richard Duke of, son of Edward IV., believed to have been murdered in the Tower, [195], [199].

Z.

Zouch, John Lord, [166].

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ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS. [0]

Page [24], note 1.	Instead of “Richard the oldest son, Earl of Salisbury, and afterwards Earl of Warwick,” read, “Richard the eldest son, Earl of Warwick, and after his father’s death, also Earl of Salisbury.”
„ [329], Index.	After “Bourchier, William, Earl of Ewe,” instead of “118 (note), 209 (note),” insert, “40 (note 1), 118 (note 4), 209 (note 3).”
„ [339], Index.	After “Shrewsbury, John Talbot, first Earl of, slain at Castillon, 46 (note),” add “103 (note 6).”