Richard III: His Life & Character, Reviewed in the Light of Recent Research

by Sir Clements R. Markham

[[26]] Harl. MS. 433, fol. 78 and 187.

[[27]] Ibid. 433, fol. 118.

[[28]] v. 577.

[[29]] The Earl of Oxford was appointed Constable of the Tower for life, on September 22, 1485. We may hope that Oxford, who did not reside, had no guilty knowledge.

[[30]] Memorials of Henry VII. i. pp. 41, 95.

[[31]] Memorials of Henry VII. i. p. 384.

[[32]] Was this Morton? Buck had heard so.

[[33]] Memorials of Henry VII. ii. p. 251.

[[34]] Ibid. i. p. 460.

[[35]] Sandford, v. p. 404.