WHO WAS CHOSEN TO BEAR THE DUKE'S GONFANON
ILLUSTRATION—A Norman baron, with gonfanon, coming out of Hastings to take horse, from the Tapestry, [p. 166].
HOW THE MEN OF ENGLAND MADE READY, AND WHO THEY WERE
ILLUSTRATION—Saxon armour,—compiled from various sources in Planché's 'British Costume,'—[p. 173].
HOW THE NORMAN COMPANIES MOVED TO THE ATTACK
ILLUSTRATIONS—William enquiring news of the English from Vital one of his officers looking out, from the Bayeux Tapestry, [p. 180]. Continuation of the exhortation, (commenced at p. 158); from the Tapestry, [p. 185].