The Sisters of Lady Jane Grey and Their Wicked Grandfather / Being the True Stories of the Strange Lives of Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, and the Ladies Katherine and Mary Grey, sisters

by Richard Davey

Sir John Mason’s opinion of him, [191];

removed to Hanworth, [195];

Newdigate persuades him against Lord John Grey, [204-205];

is asked to pay for Lady Katherine’s maintenance, [208];

appeals to Dudley, [209] and footnote;

makes gloves for the Queen, [210];

his unhappy life at Hanworth, removed to Sir John Mason’s, [217];

writes to Cecil, [218];

Dudley offers him his support, in the matter of the succession, [224];

his imprisonment becomes more severe, [225], [233], [234], [236];