Bosworth: The Birth of the Tudors (67 page)

Richard’s camp,
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Richard’s death,
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Richard’s order of battle,
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strength of armies,
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timing of Stanleys’ move,
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types of injuries,
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Bosworth Crucifix,
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Bouchard, Alain,
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Boughton, Richard,
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Boulogne,
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Boulton, William,
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Bourgchier, John,
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FitzWarin, John Bourgchier, Lord

Bourgchier, Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury,
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Bourgchier, Sir Thomas,
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Bouvet, Honoré,
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Bowes, Lord,
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Boys, Guillemin du,
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Bracher, William,
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Brackenbury, Sir Robert,
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attainder under Henry VII,
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and battle of Bosworth,
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death at Bosworth,
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Brampton, Sir Edward,
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Brandon, Thomas,
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Brandon, Sir William,
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Brandon, William,
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Bray, John,
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Bray, Sir Reginald,
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Brecon Castle,
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Brereton, Humphrey,
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Bresse, Philippe de Savoie, count of,
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Brest,
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Bret, William,
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Bridport muster roll,
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Brigitte of York,
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Bristol Castle,
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Brittany

and English archers,
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English exiles in,
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Henry VII’s fondness for,
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loss of independence,
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political rivalries,
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relations with England,
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relations with France,
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and Tudors’ exile,
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union with France,
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Brook Street, Stepney,
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Broughton, Sir Thomas,
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Brown, William,
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Browne, Sir George,
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Browne, Hugh,
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Browne, John,
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Bruce, Sir Alexander,
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Bruges,
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Brunt Farm,
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Buck, Sir George,
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Buckingham, Humphrey Stafford, 1st Duke of,
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Buckingham, Henry Stafford, 2nd Duke of,
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his estates,
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rebellion and execution,
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Richard III’s reliance on,
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his widow,
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Buckingham, Edward Stafford, 3rd Duke of,
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Buckley, Richard,
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Burdett, Thomas,
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Burgundian coins,
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Burgundy

relations with England,
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subsumed into France,
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Burton, William,
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Bury,
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But, Adrien de,
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Butler, Arnold,
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Butler, Elizabeth,
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Bwlchyfedwen pass,
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Bwlch-y-Gwynt,
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Byron, John,
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Cade, Jack,
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Caerleon, Lewis,
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Caernarfon Castle,
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Calabria, Charles IV of Anjou, Duke of,
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Calais,
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Esquerdes’ plan to recover
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Oxford’s capture and escape,
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secret surrender treaties,
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threats to security,
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Calmady, Stephen,
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Cambridge, Richard of Conisburgh, Earl of,
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cannon balls,
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Canterbury,
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Cape St Vincent,
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Cardigan,
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Cardigan Bay,
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Cardigan Castle,
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Carisbrook Castle,
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Carleon, Lewis,
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Carmarthen,
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Carmarthen Castle,
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Carre, Henry,
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Carreg Cennen,
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cartography,
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Cary, Sir William,
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Casenove, Guillaume de,
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Castillon, battle of,
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Castle Hedingham,
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Catesby, Margaret,
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Catesby, Sir William,
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his death,
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Catherine of Valois, Queen,
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Cawardyne, John,
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Caxton, William,
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Cecily of York,
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Chabannes, Gilbert de,
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Chandée, Philibert de,
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Charbonnel, Henri,
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Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy,
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Charles VI, King of France,
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Charles VII, King of France,
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Charles VIII, King of France,
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support for Henry Tudor’s invasion,
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and Tudor exiles,
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Charlotte of Savoy, Queen of France,
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Charlton, Agnes,
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Charlton, Sir Richard,
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Charolais, Charles, count of,
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Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy

Chartres,
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Château de l’Hermine,
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Chauvin, Guillaume,
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Cheeseman, William,
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Chepstow Castle,
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Chertsey Abbey,
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Chester,
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Cheyney, Humphrey,
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Cheyney, Sir John,
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and battle of Bosworth,
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chivalry,
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Christine de Pizan,
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Clarence, George, Duke of,
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his death,
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relations with Edward,
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and restoration of Henry VI,
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and succession,
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Clarence, Lionel, Duke of,
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Claxton, Robert,
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Clifford, Lord,
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Clifford, Sir Roger,
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Clifton, Sir Gervase,
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Clinton, John, Lord,
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Clowte, William, of Gelderland,
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Cock, John,
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Coke, John,
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Coke, William,
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Colchester,
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Coldharbour,
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Collingborne, William,
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Colyns, Jane,
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commissions of array,
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Commynes, Philippe de,
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and Henry VII’s victory,
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Compaing, Guillaume,
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Compiègne,
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Constable, Sir Marmaduke,
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Constantine, Emperor,
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Conway, Hugh,
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Conway, John,
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Conyers, Sir John,
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Conyers, Sir William,
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Corbet, Sir Richard,
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Corfe Castle,
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Coton, Sir Robert,
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Council of the North,
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couriers,
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Courtenay, Sir Edward,
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Devon, Edward Courtenay, 1st Earl of

Courtenay, John,
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Devon, John Courtenay, 15th Earl of

Courtenay, Peter, bishop of Exeter,
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Courtenay, Thomas,
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Devon, Thomas Courtenay, 14th Earl of

Coventry,
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Coverham Abbey,
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Croft, Richard,
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Croft, Thomas,
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Crompe, Richard,
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Crompe, Robert,
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Crowland Chronicle,
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and battle of Bosworth,
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and Catesby’s execution,
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and Henry VII’s reign,
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and Richard III’s reign,
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Crown Hill,
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crusades,
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