[[23]] Dr. Lingard's argument in favour of the calumny against the Duchess of York is that a man who would shed the blood of his nephews would not refuse to allow his mother to be slandered. Doubtless the Doctor would have been equally ready with the reversed argument. A man who would slander his mother would not refuse to allow his nephews to be murdered (iv. p. 232 n).
[[24]] York Records, p. 181 n.
INDEX
Aberford, [26]
Abergavenny, Lord, at Richard's coronation, [109], [143]; cousin to the King, [110]
Abingdon, [71]; cattle fair at, [112]
Acaster College, founded by Bishop Stillington, [96], [118]. See Stillington
Albany, Duke of, with King Richard in the progress, [130]