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1966 - 1999Descent of Lancaster and York from John of Gaunt

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Kathleen Spaltro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Author . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Title . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11Major Lancastrians and Yorkists . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Capitalized names on the family tree on page 2 denote personsincluded in this subject index.

Major Topics and Minor Figures. . . . . . . . . . . 25

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IndexRICARDIAN REGISTER

1966-1999

Written by Kathleen Spaltro© Copyright 2000. All Rights Reserved.

This selective index to the Ricardian Register, a publication of the American Branch of the Richard IIISociety, includes major features and book reviews published from 1966 through the end of 1999. Itexcludes interesting but more ephemeral material such as letters to the editor, most accounts of Ricardiantravel, and news items and reports. The product of volunteer editors and writers, the Register appeared atdiffering intervals over the years, which accounts for the varied designations given to different issues(month and year, issue number and year, season and year).

The Author Index lists the authors of major articles. The Title Index includes all major features by title, aswell as the titles of all books reviewed. Two subject indexes follow. In the Major Lancastrians and YorkistsSubject Index appear all of the major players in the fratricidal struggle known as the Wars of the Roses aboutwhom the Register has published major articles. Each of these people also appears in the accompanyingfamily tree entitled Descent of Lancaster and York from John of Gaunt. The second subject index, MajorTopics and Minor Figures, lists supporting players and significant topics discussed in major articles.


Author Index

AAlbright, Heather

“Ricardian Travels,” Summer 1993: 9–11

Anderson, Janet“Living in Sandal’s Shadow,” Autumn 1986: 18–21

Aronson, Nancy“Margaret, Countess of Salisbury,” Summer 1986: 3–13

Ashe, Sybil“Richard: The ‘Glaring Exception,’ ” Spring 1983: 21–4

Attreed, Lorraine“Beggarly Bretons and Faynte-Harted Frenchmen: Age- and Class-Specific Mortality during London’s

Sweating Sickness of 1485,” May/June 1977: 4–13

BBaker, Robert P.

“Fate of the Princes in the Tower,” Winter 1992: 4–6

Battaglia, Mary Jane“Theories of Relativity,” Summer 1999: 8–11

Bearor, Mary“George, Duke of Clarence,” Autumn 1986: 4–5“Henry Stafford, Second Duke of Buckingham,” Summer 1987: 2–6“Margaret of York, Duchess of Burgundy,” Autumn 1987: 13–6“Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick,” Winter 1986: 12–3“Tortula: A Woman in Medieval Medicine,” Winter 1989: 3–4“What Sort of Men?,” Autumn 1986: 13

Bignell, Sheila“Who Was Nicholas von Popplau?,” Fall 1997: 30–5

Bisceglia, Louis R.“Richard III: The Historiographical Tricotomy,” Spring 1981: 27–31, Fall 1990: 4–7“Slicing the Hog: The Textbook Treatment of Richard III during the Interwar Era,” Spring 1983:

13–20

Blanchard, Laura“Arthur in Cyberspace,” Spring 1996: 10–1“Bosworth Tale,” Fall 1992: 17“Celebrity Defense,” Winter 1998: 11–3“Dramatic History of the First Queen Elizabeth,” Winter 1997: 10–2“His Majesty’s Loyal Opposition,” Summer 1992: 4–8“Look at Ricardian Fiction through the Centuries,” Winter 1997: 15“Pedigree Propaganda: The Genealogy of Edward IV,” Fall 1993: 11–5“Ricardian Friends of Barley Hall,” Spring 1999: 9–13

Bliss, Anne Elaine“Concord in Chaos,” Spring 1993: 25

Bloomquist, Jacqueline“Sir Ian McKellan as Richard III,” Fall 1992: 10


Bongiorno, Michael“Did Louis XI Have Edward IV Assassinated?,” Fall 1997: 23–4

CCastagno, Margaret

“Edmund de Grey,” Spring 1990: 6–11“Sir John Donne, Knight,” Summer 1991: 5–9

Coles, Thomas L.“Dining in State: A High Cuisine Guide,” Summer 1989: 4–8

Curry, Susan“Swinging from Richard III’s Family Tree,” July/August 1977: 7–8

DDexter, Susan

“Medieval Horse,” Spring 1995: 4–8

Dorfman, Robin L.“Study in Patronage,” Winter 1992: 8–10

Drake, Margaret B.“Plantagenet Princess in the Tudor Court,” Winter 1995: 4–8

EEmmert, Jack

“Classicist Looks at Mancini,” Spring 1995: 9–10

FFahey, Amy Elizabeth

“Role and Status of Heralds,” Summer 1996: 12–3

Faubell, Jeanne“Mock Trial of Richard III,” Winter 1996: 6–11“Not Guilty—Again!,” Summer 1997: 30“’Rose of Raby or Proud Cis?’: Cicely Neville, Duchess of York,” Winter 1997: 6–9

FitzAlan de Clare, Valerie“Buckingham-Beaufort-Morton Connection,” Spring 1998: 22

Friedenberg, Toby“Reginald Bray,” Summer 1992: 9–10

Friedman, Karen“Ricardian Salvation,” Spring 1994: 13–4

GGall, Judie

“Anthony Woodville,” Spring 1986: 11“Cecily Neville, Duchess of York,” Summer 1986: 16“Elizabeth of York,” Winter 1987: 17–20


Garrett, Pamela“Interpolation and Deletion in Laurence Olivier’s Richard III,” Spring 1981: 19–26“Pulling Back the Curtain,” Autumn 1986: 6–9

Gilbert, James“Mysterious Case of the White Boar: Richard III and his Tudor Literary Characterizations,”

Summer 1998: 4–27“ ‘Our Brother of Gloucester’ ,” Spring 1998: 4–19“Richard III,” Summer 1997: 4–20“Striking and Maintaining the Balance,” Fall 1997: 4–18

Griffith, Richard“Wydville Soap Opera,” September/December 1977: 12–3

Grubb, Shirley“Double Meanings in Richard’s Rhetoric,” Spring 1988: 5–10

Gurowitz, Margaret“What Do We Really Know about Bosworth Field?,” Summer 1994: 8–9

HHatchett, Bill

“Bosworth Field: August 22, 1485,” Fall 1992: 15–7

Hiller, Joyce“Use of Cosmetics in the Middle Ages,” Fall 1991: 10–3

Hinton, Norman“Caxton, Malory, and Le Morte Darthur,” Spring 1996: 4–7

Hogarth, Bill“Godfather Toad: Al Pacino as Richard III, Sort of,” Issue 3 1979: 11–2

Holliday, Dana“Third Richard by John Kirk,” Spring 1987: 26

Hollins, Joyce“Jacquetta of Luxembourg,” Autumn 1988: 6–13

Hook, Ernest B.“Shakespeare, Genetics, Malformations, and the Wars of the Roses,” Winter 1999: 4-10.

Hurlbut, M. Christine“King’s Touch,” Spring 1993: 5–9

JJennens, R.M.

“Personal Kingship,” Summer 1996: 13–5

Jewett, John“Richard III and Ireland,” Autumn 1987: 5–9

KKelman, Todd

“Murder of the Princes,” Summer 1988: 10–2

Kennedy, Veronica M.S.“ ‘That Play’: Richard III in Central Park,” Summer 1983: 28


Kosir, Beth Marie“Richard III,” Summer 1997: 31–8

LLanders, Karen

“Tewkesbury Faces New Battle,” Spring 1997: 4–7

Lavine, Richard A.“Parliamentary Legislation of Richard III,” Autumn 1986: 29

Leas, Susan E.“Bosworth Field: A New Appraisal of the Battle,” July/August 1973: 4–5“In Defense of Sir James Tyrell,” September/October 1974: 6–10

Lepley, Jean“Machiavelli’s ‘Battlefield Morality’ and the Career of Richard III,” Summer 1996: 5–11

MMaurer, Helen

“Amazing Elizabeth,” Summer 1982: 10–5“Francis, Viscount Lovell,” Winter 1986: 4–10“Margaret of Anjou,” Winter 1997: 4–5“Whodunit: The Suspects in the Case,” Summer 1983: 4–27

McGee, Morris“Barnett, 1471: Imagine,” Spring 1992: 8–9“Bosworth Field—August 22, 1485,” Fall 1992: 4–5

McLatchie, Linda B.“Richard III, Oxford, and Shakespeare,” Winter 1990: 5–7

McManus, Eugene“Praise of Malmsy,” Spring 1994: 15–6“Solar Eclipse of 1485,” Spring 1991: 5–9

Michalove, Sharon“Giles Daubeney,” Fall 1993: 5–8“Queens’ College, Cambridge,” Winter 1998: 15

Miller, Mary“Playwrights’ Corner,” Spring 1989: 23–4

Moore, James A.“Historiocity in Shakespeare’s Richard III,” Winter 1986: 20–7

Murph, Roxane“Maxwell Anderson’s Richard and Anne,” Winter 1992: 7“Ricardian Fiction: Trash and Treasures,” Winter 1997: 20–4“Richard and Anne: A Verse Play in Two Acts by Maxwell Anderson,” Summer 1990: 7–12

NNelson, Margaret

“Arthur Plantagenet,” Fall 1990: 21–2

Newman, Sharan“Why Write History as a Mystery?,” Winter 1997: 18–9


OOberdorfer, Richard

“Pursuing the White Boar: Approaches to Teaching Richard III,” Summer 1995: 9–16

PParadine, Ken

“Wars of the Roses,” January/June 1979: 12–4

Pashaian, Susan“Medicine in Richard’s Time,” January/June 1978: 7

Paxton, Mallory“Change of Times and States,” Autumn 1986: 31–41

Penman, Sharon Kay“On Reshaping History,” Winter 1997: 16–7

Peter, Aaron Joseph“Some Herbs and Their Uses Circa 1440,” Spring 1982: 11–2

Peter, Hazel“William Caxton: A Preliminary Study,” Spring 1982: 21–2

Petrik, Helen“Edward IV’s Will,” Summer 1993: 12–3

Phelps, Ethel“Christmas in York,” September/December 1977: 17–8“Some Notes on Chambers’ On the Continuity of English Prose,” July/August 1972: 3–4

Phillips, Nathaniel Tull“The King’s Gambit,” Summer 1988: 13–15

Pimental, Judy“In Search of Bosworth Field, Revisited—Sort of,” Spring 1998: 20–1

RReeves, A. Compton

“Paul Murray Kendall and the Anniversary of Richard III,” Fall 1995: 4–5

Ricca, Joe Ann“Middleham Castle,” Summer 1991: 20–1

Richardson, Geoffrey“Bones of Towton,” Fall 1998: 4–7“Cat and the Rat and the Dog,” Winter 1998: 4–10

Rosenfield, M.C.“Richard III’s London,” Spring 1992: 4–7

Ryan, Michael“Little-Known History of Shakespeare in Philadelphia,” Winter 1996: 12–6

SSargon-Glasgow, Olivia

“Mystery—Solved!,” Summer 1988: 7–10


Schaller, Mary“Modern Richard for Modern Times,” Fall 1992: 11

Shepherd, Kenneth R.“Dominic Mancini in England,” Spring 1987: 4–9

Slavin-Knapp, Juanita“English Brasses and Brass Rubbing,” January/June 1978: 23–8“Food and Cooking in Medieval Times,” March/April 1977: 1–3

Smith, Kenneth L.“Buckingham, the Princes, and the Crown,” September/October 1971: 9–13

Smith, Myrna“Other Ricardian Fiction,” Winter 1997: 30–3, Summer 1999: 22–5

Spaltro, Kathleen“Margaret Beaufort,” Winter 1997: 13–4

Suminski, Gerald“Richard III in Oregon,” Summer 1983: 29

Summers, Dale“Looking for Richard,” Winter 1996: 35“Personal Theory,” Spring 1996: 25–6

Swanson, Mary“Legend and Remnant of the Tower Zoo,” Autumn 1988: 19–22

TTreybig, David L.

“Greyfriars Friary,” Spring 1999: 4–8

Treybig, David L. and White, David Peter“Richard III: An Assessment of the Man,” Fall 1996: 10–3

VValente, Claire M.

“Contemporary Rumor of Henry VII’s Illegitimacy,” Fall 1994: 11–2

Vognar, Julie“Corpus Delicti, Etc.,” Issue 3 1979: 18–9“Patrick Carleton: The Obscure Ricardian,” Fall 1981: 7–13“Third Richard by John Kirk,” Spring 1987: 24–6

WWarren, Elizabeth V.

“Lore of Herbs Revived for Kitchen and for Cures,” January/June 1978: 21–2

Weinsoft, Judy R.“Strutting and Fretting his Hour upon the Stage: An Analysis of the Characterization of Richard in

Shakespeare’s Richard III and Daviot’s Dickon,” Winter 1993: 8–20

Weitendorf, Nancy“Fifteenth Century Vogue,” Summer 1986: 14–5, Autumn 1986: 2–4

Wheeler, Geoffrey“Dallas Discovery,” Summer 1994: 4–5


White, David Peter and Treybig, David L.“Richard III: An Assessment of the Man,” Fall 1996: 10–3

Wigram, Isolde“Princes in the Tower,” November/December 1969: 3–5; January/February 1970: 3–6, March/April

1970: 5–8, May/June 1970: 5–8“Some Reasons Why Perkin Warbeck Was Likely to Have Been Who He Claimed to Be,” Novem-

ber/December 1970: 3–5

Witlieb, Bernard“Limited Candor and Improbable Slander: A Commentary on J.R. Lander, Government and Community:

England, 1450-1509,” Spring 1982: 8–10“Richard III at the African Grove,” Fall 1981: 17–20

Worth, Sandra“Richard and the Nevilles,” Summer 1999: 4–7“Richard and the Stanleys,” Fall 1999: 4–7


TITLE INDEX

AAbsolution by Murder [review], Fall 1997: 21“Amazing Elizabeth,” Summer 1982: 10–5Anchor Atlas of World History [review], Winter 1983: 19Ancient Evil [review], Fall 1995: 14–5“Anthony Woodville,” Spring 1986: 11Apothecary Rose [review], Winter 1995: 19“Arthur in Cyberspace,” Spring 1996: 10–1“Arthur Plantagenet,” Fall 1990: 21–2Art of Conversation [review], Winter 1994: 15Autobiography of Henry VIII [review], Spring 1988: 13

B“Ballad of Bosworth Field,” January/February 1971: 3–4“Ballad of Henry VII,” March/April 1971: 5–7“Ballad of Jane Shore,” March/April 1970: 3–4Ballad of King Richard III, Spring 1996: 11, Spring 1998: 33“Barnett, 1471: Imagine,” Spring 1992: 8–9Battle of Bosworth [review], Spring 1986: 16Beggar and the Professor [review], Winter 1999: 27“Beggarly Bretons and Faynte-Harted Frenchmen: Age- and Class-Specific Mortality during

London’s Sweating Sickness of 1485,” May/June 1977: 4–13Bertie and the Crime of Passion [review], Fall 1995: 14Betrayal of Richard III [review], Fall 1992: 21“Bibliography on Selected Ricardian Topics,” Spring 1997: 8–10Bishop’s Tale [review], Fall 1995: 14Black Arrow [review], November/December 1972: 6Black Death [review], Winter 1998: 25–6“Bones of Towton,” Fall 1998: 4–7Book Dragon [review], Fall 1992: 21Book of Royal Lists [review], Winter 1986: 17–8Book of Shadows [review], Winter 1996: 21Book of the Medieval Knight [review], Autumn 1987: 11Borrowed Crown [review], July/August 1975: 2“Bosworth Field: A New Appraisal of the Battle,” July/August 1973: 4–5Bosworth Field and the Wars of the Roses [review], Winter 1992: 18“Bosworth Field—August 22, 1485,” Fall 1992: 4–5, 15–7“Bosworth Tale,” Fall 1992: 17Boy’s Tale [review], Fall 1995: 14, Winter 1995: 20Brief Candles [review], Fall 1984: 19Broken Sword [review], May/June 1976: 2, Spring 1987: 16Brood of Vipers [review], Fall 1996: 16–7Brothers of Glastonbury [review], Spring 1999: 20–1“Buckingham-Morton-Beaufort Connection,” Spring 1998: 22“Buckingham, the Princes, and the Crown,” September/October 1971: 9–13Builders of England’s Glory [review], March/June 1969: 3Burning Road [review], Fall 1999: 24–5By Honor Bound [review], Winter 1990: 18


CCalendar [review], Fall 1998: 20–1Campaigns in History: The Wars of the Roses [review of video], Summer 1996: 20Case of the Artful Murder [review], Fall 1995: 14Castles [review], Autumn 1989: 8“Cat and the Rat and the Dog,” Winter 1998: 4–10Cathedral, Forge, and Waterwheel [review], Fall 1994: 19Catherine, Called Birdy [review], Fall 1999: 24“Caxton, Malory, and Le Morte Darthur,” Spring 1996: 4–7“Cecily Neville, Duchess of York,” Summer 1986: 16“Celebrity Defense,” Winter 1998: 11–3“Change of Times and States,” Autumn 1986: 31–41Cherished Wives [review], Summer 1998: 33Cherokee Nation [review], Fall 1997: 21–2Cherokee Tragedy [review], Fall 1997: 21–2Child of Promise [review], Spring 1991: 18“Christmas in York,” September/December 1977: 17–8Christopher Marlowe and the Renaissance of Tragedy [review], Spring 1996: 22–3Chronicle of the Royal Family [review], Winter 1994: 17–8Cicely or the Rose of Raby [review], August/September 1968: 2Clandestine Queen [review], Spring 1991: 19“Classicist Looks at Mancini,” Spring 1995: 9–10Command of the King [review], Winter 1992: 19“Complete Peerage of England as of the Accession of Richard III,” December 1968/January 1969: 4–5Concise Oxford Dictionary of Proverbs [review], Winter 1986: 15“Concord in Chaos,” Spring 1993: 25“Contemporary Rumor of Henry VII’s Illegitimacy,” Fall 1994: 11–2Coronation of Richard III [review], Fall 1984: 16“Corpus Delicti, Etc.,” Issue 3 1979: 18–9Crime through Time [review], Winter 1997: 28Crimson Crown [review], Spring 1991: 20Crown and the Tower [review], Spring 1982: 14–5Crown Hostage [review], Spring 1995: 25Crown of Roses [review], Fall 1991: 18, Fall 1994: 18, Spring 1996: 23Cruel as the Grave [review], Spring 1999: 21Cry “God for Richard” [review], Spring 1991: 19Cry Treason Thrice [review], Issue 3 1979: 16Cursed in the Blood [review], Summer 1999: 20–1

DDaily Life in Chaucer’s England [review], Spring 1996: 19“Dallas Discovery,” Summer 1994: 4–5Dancing Through Time [review], Fall 1998: 20Dark Sovereign [review], Spring 1997: 16Daughter of Violence [review], Spring 1991: 19Dearest of Princes [review], Spring 1991: 19Death and the Chapman [review], Winter 1992: 19, Summer 1993: 23, Spring 1994: 22–3Death at Rainy Mountain [review], Summer 1997: 22–3Death Comes as Epiphany [review], Winter 1996: 22Death of a King [review], Autumn 1987: 11Deceivers [review], Spring 1998: 29–30


Devil’s Door [review], Summer 1999: 20–1Devil’s Hunt [review], Summer 1998: 34Dialogue of Richard III and his Adopted Son Richard IV [review], March/June 1969: 3Dickon [review], January/February 1972: 9“Did Louis XI Have Edward IV Assassinated?,” Fall 1997: 23–4“Dining in State: A High Cuisine Guide,” Summer 1989: 4–8Dogsbody Papers [review], Spring 1998: 32“Dominic Mancini in England,” Spring 1987: 4–9Don’t Call Him Mortimer [review], Spring 1997: 15–6Doomsday Book [review], Summer 1999: 20“Double Meanings in Richard’s Rhetoric,” Spring 1988: 5–10Doublet Affair [review], Winter 1999: 22.Down the Common [review], Spring 1999: 20Dragon and the Rose [review], March/April 1977: 3, Summer 1992: 23, Winter 1992: 18–9,

Spring 1994: 21–2Dragon’s Breed [review], Spring 1993: 22Dragon Waiting [review], Fall 1984: 16–7“Dramatic History of the First Queen Elizabeth,” Winter 1997: 10–2

EEarly Tudor Government [review], Winter 1995: 21–2“Edmund de Grey,” Spring 1990: 6–11“Edward IV’s Will,” Summer 1993: 12–3“Elizabeth of York,” Winter 1987: 17–20Elsinore Appeal [review], Summer 1998: 33Encylopedia of Amazons [review], Spring 1994: 23England in the Age of Caxton [review], Winter 1986: 16“English Brasses and Brass Rubbing,” January/June 1978: 23–8English Heritage Book of the Tower of London [review], Winter 1995: 22English Humanist Books [review], Spring 1996: 20–2English Medieval House [review], Spring 1986: 15English Noble Household, 1250-1600 [review], Winter 1990: 17–8English through the Ages [review], Fall 1999: 23–4Eve of St. Hyancinth [review], Fall 1996: 16–7Exploring the Alamo Legends [review], Winter 1997: 27Eye of God [review], Spring 1995: 24

FFaithful Lovers [review], Fall 1996: 18Falconer and the Face of God [review], Fall 1998: 21–2Falls the Shadow [review], Summer 1988: 16Fate of Princes [review], Fall 1991: 19, Summer 1992: 23, Spring 1994: 22“Fate of the Princes in the Tower,” Winter 1992: 4–6“Fifteenth Century Vogue,” Summer 1986: 14–5, Autumn 1986: 2–4Final Trial of Richard III [review], Winter 1996: 23Firedrake’s Eye [review], Summer 1993: 23–4, Spring 1999: 22First of the Tudors [review], Autumn 1986: 10Flags through the Ages and around the World [review], Fall 1996: 16“Food and Cooking in Medieval Times,” March/April 1977: 1–3Food and Feast in Medieval England [review], Winter 1995: 18–9Fool’s Paradise [review], Winter 1997: 29


Founding [review], Winter 1994: 17“Francis, Viscount Lovell,” Winter 1986: 4–10Frobisher’s Savage [review], Fall 1995: 14Funny Bones [review], Summer 1998: 33–4

GGallows Murders [review], Winter 1997: 28–9Garland of the Realm [review], Winter 1998: 27, Summer 1999: 18Genealogical History of the Dormant, Abeyant, Forfeited, and Extinct Peerages of the British Empire [re-

view], Summer 1991: 17“George, Duke of Clarence,” Autumn 1986: 4–5George III’s Children [review], Winter 1996: 24Gildenford [review], Fall 1996: 18“Giles Daubeney,” Fall 1993: 5–8“Godfather Toad: Al Pacino as Richard III, Sort of,” Issue 3 1979: 11–2Goldsmith’s Wife [review], March/April 1973: 3, Winter 1991: 18–9, Spring 1992: 20–1Good King Richard? [review], Fall 1994: 19Gothic Gargoyles [review], Winter 1999: 27Government and Community: England, 1450-1509 [review], Spring 1982: 8–10Grail Murders [review], Winter 1995: 19–20“Grave for a King,” March/April 1975: 5–6Great Romantic Ruins of England and Wales [review], Summer 1986: 18–9“Greyfriars Friary,” Spring 1999: 4–8Grimaldis of Monaco [review], Summer 1996: 19Growing up in the Age of Chivalry [review], Issue 4 1978: 5

HHeaven Tree [review], Summer 1995: 24Hedgerows [review], Spring 1983: 25Heir of Hascombe Hall [review], Spring 1991: 18“Henry Stafford, Second Duke of Buckingham,” Summer 1987: 2–6Henry Tudor and Wales [review], Summer 1986: 19Heraldry for the Designer [review], Winter 1990: 19He Who Plays the King [review], Spring 1991: 19“His Majesty’s Loyal Opposition,” Summer 1992: 4–8Historical Enigmas [review], Summer 1999: 18–9, Winter 1999: 24“Historiocity in Shakespeare’s Richard III,” Winter 1986: 20–7History in the Cinema [review], Fall 1996: 19Hollow Crowns [review], Spring 1998: 29–30Holy Innocents [review], Fall 1995: 13Holy Thief [review], Winter 1993: 24House Names around the World [review], Winter 1996: 24House of Kings [review], Summer 1989: 15How to Become Absurdly Well-Informed about the Famous and Infamous [review], Spring 1993: 22

IIllumination for Modern Calligraphers [review], Summer 1991: 17“In Defense of Sir James Tyrell,” September/October 1974: 6–10In Defense of the Realm [review], Winter 1986: 15–6In Pursuit of the Green Lion [review], Fall 1998: 21


“In Search of Bosworth Field, Revisited—Sort Of,” Spring 1998: 20–1“Interpolation and Deletion in Laurence Olivier’s Richard III,” Spring 1981: 19–26In the Shadow of the Crown [review], Autumn 1988: 14In the Time of the Poisoned Queen [review], Fall 1999: 26I Remember Love [review], Autumn 1986: 10I Saw Two Englands [review], Winter 1992: 19–20Island Sunrise [review], Spring 1989: 6–7

J“Jacquetta of Luxembourg,” Autumn 1988: 6–13James Herriot’s Yorkshire [review], Spring 1988: 13–4Jane Austen’s “The History of England” [review], Winter 1994: 17Joan of Arc and Richard III [review], Summer 1988: 17–8, Summer 1989: 14–5John Ford’s Political Theatre [review], Summer 1995: 25

KKathryn—In the Court of Six Queens [review], Autumn 1989: 8, Summer 1996: 21–2Killing of Richard III [review], November/December 1971: 5King Hereafter [review], Winter 1991: 18, Spring 1992: 20Kingmaker [review], July/August 1972: 5King of Vagabonds [review], Spring 1993: 22King Richard’s Friend [review], March/April 1975: 3Kings and Nobles in the Later Middle Ages [review], Summer 1988: 18–20King’s Bed [review], July/August 1972: 5King’s Bishop [review], Spring 1997: 16“King’s Gambit,” Summer 1988: 13–5King’s Mother [review], Spring 1995: 23–4“King’s Touch,” Spring 1993: 5–9King’s White Rose [review], Autumn 1988: 14–5Knight on Horseback [review], Spring 1988: 15, Fall 1992: 20

LLady Chapel [review], Winter 1995: 19Lady Cicely [review], July/August 1975: 2Lady in the Castle [review], Spring 1991: 18Lady of Hay [review], Winter 1988: 6Lady of the Forest [review], Fall 1994: 19Lady of the Knight [review], Winter 1999: 25Lambert Simnel and the Battle of Stoke [review], Winter 1987: 3Lancastrian Englishmen [review], Autumn 1986: 10–1Lass of Silver, Lad of Gold [review], Fall 1992: 21Last Plantagenet [review], January/February 1973: 3, Spring 1987: 15–6, Summer 1998: 34–5,

Fall 1999: 28Last Plantagenets [review], Autumn 1989: 9Laughing Hangman [review], Summer 1998: 34“Legend and Remnant of the Tower Zoo,” Autumn 1988: 19–22Less Fortunate than Fair [review], May/June 1974: 4Life and Times of Richard III [review], Fall 1996: 17Life in a Castle [review], Spring 1989: 6Life in a Medieval Castle [review], Spring 1989: 8


“Limited Candor and Improbable Slander: A Commentary on J.R. Lander, Government andCommunity: England, 1450-1509,” Spring 1982: 8–10

Lion Invincible [review], Spring 1987: 12, Summer 1996: 22, Fall 1996: 17–8“Little-Known History of Shakespeare in Philadelphia,” Winter 1996: 12–6Lives of the Kings and Queens of England [review], Autumn 1989: 7Living American House [review], Summer 1996: 21Living in Castle Times [review], Spring 1989: 6“Living in Sandal’s Shadow,” Autumn 1986: 18–21Lodestar [review], Summer 1997: 24–5London Encyclopedia [review], Summer 1986: 18–9“Look at Ricardian Fiction through the Centuries,” Winter 1997: 15“Looking for Richard,” Winter 1996: 35“Lore of Herbs Revived for Kitchen and for Cures,” January/June 1978: 21–2Lost Country Life [review], Spring 1981: 21–3Loyalty Binds Me [review], April 1967: 3

M“Machiavelli’s ‘Battlefield Morality’ and the Career of Richard III,” Summer 1996: 5–11Maiden’s Tale [review], Spring 1999: 21–2Makers of History: Richard III [review], Fall 1992: 21Making of the Tudor Dynasty [review], Spring 1986: 15“Malory’s Morte Darthur in the Pierpont Morgan Library,” Spring 1996: 8–9Mammoth Book of Historical Detectives [review], Winter 1996: 21Mammoth Book of Historical Whodunits [review], Winter 1996: 21“Margaret, Countess of Salisbury,” Summer 1986: 3–13“Margaret Beaufort,” Winter 1997: 13–4“Margaret of Anjou,” Winter 1997: 4–5

“Margaret of York, Duchess of Burgundy,” Autumn 1987: 13–6Margaret of York, Duchess of Burgundy [review], Winter 1990: 17Marriage Made in Blood [review], Spring 1991: 19Mary, Queen of Scotland and the Isles [review], Spring 1993: 21“Maxwell Anderson’s Richard and Anne,” Winter 1992: 7Medicine and Society in Later Medieval England [review], Summer 1996: 21“Medicine in Richard’s Time,” January/June 1978: 7Medieval Book of Seasons [review], Fall 1994: 19Medieval Cats [review], Fall 1996: 18Medieval Holidays and Festivals [review], Fall 1997: 19Medieval Home Companion [review], Spring 1996: 19“Medieval Horse,” Spring 1995: 4–8Medieval Machine [review], Winter 1983: 20–1Memoirs of a Medieval Woman [review], Spring 1997: 17Merchant of Death [review], Fall 1995: 13Merchant of the Ruby [review], Spring 1991: 18“Middleham Castle,” Summer 1991: 20–1Mid Rival Roses [review], Spring 1991: 18Midsummer’s Knight [review], Fall 1998: 22“Mock Trial of Richard III,” Winter 1996: 6–11“Modern Richard for Modern Times,” Fall 1992: 11Monarchs of Scotland [review], Winter 1994: 17Murder at Medicine Lodge [review], Winter 1999: 26-7Murder at the Feast of Rejoicing [review], Summer 1997: 22Murder at the Movies [review], Summer 1997: 21


Murder at the Wars [review], Fall 1994: 18Murderer’s Tale [review], Winter 1996: 22“Murder of the Princes,” Summer 1988: 10–2My Brother Lambert [review], Spring 1991: 18My Lord Enemy [review], Spring 1998: 31“Mysterious Case of the White Boar: Richard III and his Tudor Literary Characterizations,” Summer

1998: 4–27“Mystery: Solved,” Summer 1988: 7–10

NNames through the Ages [review], Winter 1999: 25Niccolo Rising; The Spring of the Ram; The Race of Scorpions; The Scales of Gold [review], Summer 1993: 24North of England in the Age of Richard III [review], Winter 1997: 29–30“Not Guilty—Again!,” Summer 1997: 30Novice’s Tale [review], Spring 1993: 21–2, Summer 1993: 23Nun’s Tale [review], Winter 1996: 21–2

OOf Virtue Rare [review], Autumn 1988: 15–6“Once Upon a Time,” November/December 1974: 8–10“On Reshaping History,” Winter 1997: 16–7“Other Ricardian Fiction,” Winter 1997: 30–3, Summer 1999: 22–5“’Our Brother of Gloucester’,” Spring 1998: 4–19Outlaw’s Tale [review], Summer 1994: 18Oxford Book of Royal Anecdotes [review], Autumn 1989: 6–7Oxford Illustrated History of the British Monarchy [review], Autumn 1989: 6

P“Parliamentary Legislation of Richard III,” Autumn 1986: 29Passionate Queen [review], Spring 1995: 24Passion Rose [review], Autumn 1988: 16Pastons and their England [review], Winter 1989: 7–8“Patrick Carleton: The Obscure Ricardian,” Fall 1981: 7–13Patronage, Pedigree and Power in Later Medieval England [review], Autumn 1987: 10–1“Paul Murray Kendall and the Anniversary of Richard III,” Fall 1995: 4–5“Pedigree Propaganda: The Genealogy of Edward IV,” Fall 1993: 11–5Perkin Warbeck Conspiracy [review], Winter 1995: 20“Personal Kingship,” Summer 1996: 13–5“Personal Theory,” Spring 1996: 25–6Plantagenet Ancestry of Seventeenth-Century Colonists [review], Winter 1998: 24Plantagenet Connection [review], Winter 1997: 26–7, Summer 1998: 35Plantagenet Encyclopedia [review], Fall 1993: 24“Plantagenet Princess in the Tudor Court,” Winter 1995: 4–8Plantagenets [review], February 1968: 2Playing God [review], Winter 1997: 26“Playwrights’ Corner,” Spring 1989: 23–4Pleasures and Pastimes in Medieval England [review], Summer 1996: 19–20Pleyn Delight [review], Winter 1995: 18–9Plymouth Cloak [review], Fall 1993: 22, Summer 1994: 18Poisoned Chalice [review], Summer 1995: 24


“Praise of Malmsy,” Spring 1994: 15–6Prince of Darkness [review], Winter 1997: 28–9Princes in the Tower [review], November/December 1969: 3–5, January/February 1970: 3–6,

March/April 1970: 5–8, May/June 1970: 5–8, Autumn 1989: 10–1, Spring 1994: 7–12, 20–1,28, Summer 1994: 20–2

Prioress’ Tale [review], Fall 1997: 22Proud Cis [review], Fall 1991: 17–8Proud Villeins [review], Summer 1996: 20“Pulling Back the Curtain,” Autumn 1986: 6–9“Pursuing the White Boar: Approaches to Teaching Richard III,” Summer 1995: 9–16Puzzlebone Wood [review], Fall 1992: 20

Q“Queen as Poet,” September/December 1977: 10–1“Queens’ College, Cambridge,” Winter 1998: 15Queen’s Man [review], Summer 1997: 23–4Queen’s Secret [review], Summer 1992: 22Queen’s Sister [review], May/June 1975: 4Question of Choice [review], January/February 1973: 3

RRavens of Blackwater [review], Spring 1997: 15Reckoning [review], Winter 1991: 17–8, Spring 1992: 19–20, Fall 1996: 19Red Slayer [review], Fall 1997: 22Reel Middle Ages: Films about Medieval Europe [review], Fall 1999: 23“Reginald Bray,” Summer 1992: 9–10Reign of Henry VII [review], Winter 1997: 25Reluctant Queen [review], Summer 1993: 22Reluctant Rebel [review], Summer 1996: 21“Ricardian Fiction: Trash and Treasures,” Winter 1997: 20–4“Ricardian Friends of Barley Hall,” Spring 1999: 9–13“Ricardian Salvation,” Spring 1994: 13–4“Ricardian Travels,” Summer 1993: 9–11Richard, by the Grace of God [review], July/August 1972: 5, Summer 1989: 17“Richard: The ‘Glaring Exception’ ,” Spring 1983: 21–4Richard and Anne [review], Summer 1995: 23; Fall 1995: 16–7“Richard and Anne: A Verse Play in Two Acts by Maxwell Anderson,” Autumn 1990: 7–12“Richard and the Nevilles,” Summer 1999: 4–7“Richard and the Stanleys,” Fall 1999: 4–7“Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick,” Winter 1986: 12–3Richard of England [review], Winter 1991: 17, Spring 1992: 19, Winter 1993: 25Richard’s Himself Again [review], Winter 1994: 16“Richard III,” Summer 1997: 4–20, 31–8Richard III [review], Spring 1982: 16–20, Summer 1992: 22–3Richard III: A Medieval Kingship [review], Spring 1994: 20, Winter 1994: 16“Richard III: An Assessment of the Man,” Fall 1996: 10–3Richard III: A Study in Service [review], Winter 1989: 5–6, Summer 1993: 22–3Richard III: England’s Black Legend [review], Fall 1984: 17–8, Winter 1993: 26, Fall 1999: 25–6Richard III: Loyalty, Lordship, and Law [review], Spring 1987: 13–5“Richard III: The Historiographical Tricotomy,” Spring 1981: 27–31, Fall 1990: 4–7Richard III: The Making of a Legend [review], January/June 1978: 20


Richard III: The Man behind the Myth [review], Summer 1992: 21–2Richard III: The Road to Bosworth Field [review], Spring 1986: 15“Richard III and Ireland,” Autumn 1987: 5–9Richard III and the Princes in the Tower [review], Summer 1992: 19–20, Spring 1994: 20–1Richard III as Duke of Gloucester and King of England [review], May/June 1971: 3“Richard III at the African Grove,” Fall 1981: 17–20“Richard III in Oregon,” Summer 1983: 29“Richard III, Oxford, and Shakespeare,” Winter 1990: 4–7Richard III’s Books [review], Winter 1999: 22-23“Richard III’s London,” Spring 1992: 4–7Richmond and Elizabeth [review], March/April 1973: 3

Riddle of St. Leonard’s [review], Spring 1998: 30–1Rise and Fall of the House of Windsor [review], Summer 1994: 29“Rise and Fall of the Third Richard (??),” Winter 1995: 12–5“Role and Status of Heralds,” Summer 1996: 12–3Rose and the Thorn [review], Spring 1991: 19–20Rose at Twilight [review], Summer 1993: 22Rose of London [review], January/February 1972: 9“’Rose of Raby or Proud Cis?’: Cicely Neville, Duchess of York,” Winter 1997: 6–9Rose of Raby [review], Fall 1992: 20–1Rose Recipes from Olden Times [review], Fall 1993: 23–4Rose Red, Rose White [review], Spring 1995: 24–5“Roster of Knights of the Garter during the Reign of King Richard III”, July/August 1971: 3–4Royal Blood [review], Winter 1998: 11–3, 14, 26, Spring 1999: 23–5Royal Consorts [review], January/June 1978: 19–20Royal Demesne in English History [review], Spring 1987: 12–3Royal Whodunits [review], Fall 1999: 25Ruthless Yeomen [review], Summer 1996: 20

SSacred Trust [review], Winter 1998: 23–4Samaritana [review], Spring 1991: 19Sandal Castle, Wakefield [review], Winter 1995: 22Sarum [review], Autumn 1988: 15Scottish Society in the Fifteenth Century [review], Fall 1991: 17Secret Diary of Anne Boleyn [review], Fall 1999: 26–7Secret History: The Truth about Richard III and the Princes [review], Winter 1999: 23-4Serpents of Harbledown [review], Winter 1999: 26Servant’s Tale [review], Winter 1993: 26, Spring 1994: 23Shakespearean Whodunits [review], Spring 1998: 31–2“Shakespeare, Genetics, Malformations, and the Wars of the Roses,” Winter 1999: 4-10.Shepherd [review], Fall 1995: 14–5Sheriff of Nottingham [review], Summer 1994: 18–9Sherlock Holmes in Orbit [review], Summer 1997: 24Shrine of Murders [review], Winter 1993: 26, Spring 1994: 22Shroud for the Archbishop [review], Fall 1997: 21Silent Knight [review], Summer 1999: 19–20Silent Woman [review], Spring 1997: 15Sins of Madame Eglantine [review], Winter 1996: 22–3Sip Through Time [review], Winter 1995: 18“Sir Ian McKellan as Richard III,” Fall 1992: 10“Sir John Donne, Knight,” Summer 1991: 5–9


“Slicing the Hog: The Textbook Treatment of Richard III during the Interwar Era,” Spring 1983:13–20

“Solar Eclipse of 1485,” Spring 1991: 5–9“Some Herbs and Their Uses Circa 1440,” Spring 1982: 11–2“Some Notes on Chambers’ On the Continuity of English Prose,” July/August 1972: 3–4“Some Reasons Why Perkin Warbeck Was Likely to Be Who He Claimed to Be,” November/December

1970: 3–5Song for a Lute [review], Summer 1989: 16–7Song for Arbonne [review], Summer 1994: 19Son of Prophecy [review], Summer 1986: 19Spider’s Web [review], Winter 1999: 26Spitfire [review], Winter 1990: 18–9Split Heirs [review], Summer 1999: 20Sprig of Broom [review], Spring 1987: 16–7, Fall 1992: 20Stallions of Woodstock [review], Winter 1999: 26Stanleys, Lord Stanley, and the Earls of Derby, 1385-1672 [review], Autumn 1986: 11Star in the Forest [review], Spring 1998: 31Steel Bonnets [review], January/February 1975: 3–4Stolen Heiress [review], Winter 1999: 25-26Stolen Tongue [review], Winter 1998: 26–7Stonehenge to Star Wars [review], Winter 1993: 26“Striking and Maintaining the Balance,” Fall 1997: 4–18Strong as Death [review], Summer 1997: 22“Strutting and Fretting his Hour upon the Stage,” Winter 1993: 8–20“Study in Patronage,” Winter 1992: 8–10Subtle Serpent [review], Winter 1999: 26Suffer Little Children [review], Fall 1997: 21Sunne in Splendour [review], Winter 1983: 18–9Swan and the Rose [review], June 1967: 2“Swinging from Richard III’s Family Tree,” July/August 1977: 7–8

TTake a Thousand Eggs or More [review], Fall 1991: 17Tapestry of Murders [review], Winter 1996: 23Terrible Tudors [review], Spring 1999: 22“Tewkesbury Faces New Battle,” Spring 1997: 4–7“’That Play’: Richard III in Central Park,” Summer 1983: 28Their Majesties and Other Folk [review], Spring 1993: 22“Theories of Relativity,” Summer 1999: 8–11“Third Richard by John Kirk,” Spring 1987: 24–6This Ravished Rose [review], Spring 1981: 17Through the Glass Window Shines the Sun [review], Winter 1996: 24Ties that Bound [review], Spring 1996: 19–20Time for the Death of King [review], Fall 1995: 15Time Traveler Book of Knights and Castles [review], Spring 1989: 6“To Prove a Villain” [review], Fall 1993: 22–3; [review], Winter 1993: 25“Tortula: A Woman in Medieval Medicine,” Winter 1989: 3–4To Say Nothing of the Dog [review], Summer 1999: 20To Shield the Queen [review], Winter 1999: 22.Tournament of Murderers [book review], Spring 1998: 30Trail of Blood [review], January/February 1971: 1–2, Spring 1993: 22, Spring 1999: 22–3Treasures of Britain [review], Summer 1989: 16


Trial of Richard III [review], Summer 1986: 18Trusty Rebel, or a Follower of Warbeck [review], Spring 1991: 18Tudor Age [review], Summer 1991: 17–8Tudor Household [review], Spring 1989: 6Tudor Rose [review], January/February 1972: 9Two Georges [review], Summer 1997: 21–2

UUnder the Hog [review], January 1967: 3, Fall 1981: 7–13, Fall 1990: 19, Spring 1994: 24, Spring 1996:

23Under the White Boar [review], Spring 1991: 20Uneasy Lies the Head [review], Spring 1988: 14, Spring 1991: 19“Use of Cosmetics in the Middle Ages,” Fall 1991: 10–3

VVision of Light [review], Fall 1998: 21

WWales and the Wars of the Roses [review], Winter 1997: 27Walking the Dales [review], Spring 1988: 13–4Wandering Arm [review], Spring 1997: 17“Wars of the Roses,” January/June 1979: 12–4Wars of the Roses in Fiction [review], Winter 1995: 22Wars of the Roses [review], Winter 1989: 6–7, Fall 1993: 23, Winter 1998: 24–5Wars of the Roses through the Lives of Five Men and Women of the Fifteenth Century [review], Winter 1998:

24–5Warwick Heiress [review], November/December 1971: 5, Spring 1997: 17–8Warwick the Kingmaker [review], Autumn 1989: 9–10Wayward Nuns in Medieval Literature [review], Spring 1989: 7–8Weaver’s Tale [review], Summer 1994: 18Well-Schooled in Murder [review], Fall 1994: 19We Speak No Treason [review], September/October 1971: 7, Spring 1983: 26–8“What Do We Really Know about Bosworth Field?,” Summer 1994: 8–9“What Sort of Men?,” Autumn 1986: 13When Christ and his Saints Slept [review], Fall 1995: 17, Winter 1995: 20–1When Was Wales [review], Summer 1986: 19White Boar [review], November/December 1972: 6White Pawn [review], Spring 1991: 20White Queen [review], Fall 1990: 19–20, Spring 1991: 20White Rose Dies [review], Fall 1994: 18White Rose Murders [review], Fall 1993: 22, Winter 1993: 25–6White Rose [review], November/December 1972: 6, Fall 1997: 19“Whodunit: The Suspects in the Case,” Summer 1983: 4–27“Who Was Nicholas von Popplau?,” Fall 1997: 30–5“Why Write History as a Mystery?,” Winter 1997: 18–9Wicked Winter [review], Winter 1997: 28Wife and Widow in Medieval England [review], Fall 1995: 15–6Wife to the Kingmaker [review], March/April 1975: 3–4“William Caxton: A Preliminary Study,” Spring 1982: 21–2William Marshal: The Flower of Chivalry [review], Winter 1987: 3–4


William Waynflete [review], Summer 1995: 24–5Witch of the Palo Duro [review], Fall 1998: 21Wizard’s Shadow [review], Winter 1993: 24, Fall 1994: 18Wolves of Savernake [review], Spring 1997: 15Women and Gender in Early Modern Europe [review], Winter 1995: 19Women and Literature in Britain 1150-1500, Spring 1995: 22–3Women and Power in the Middle Ages, Spring 1995: 22–3Women of Ashdon [review], Summer 1996: 20Women of the Renaissance [review], Fall 1994: 17–8World Access [review], Spring 1999: 22World of Columbus and Sons [review], Spring 1993: 22Writer’s Guide to Everyday Life in Renaissance England [review], Summer 1997: 24“Wydville Soap Opera,” September/December 1977: 12–3

YYear of the King [review], Fall 1996: 19–20Year of Three Kings [review], Fall 1984: 18, Winter 1993: 26, Fall 1997: 19–21Yorkshire Dales [review], Spring 1988: 13–4


Major lancastrians and YorkistsSubject Index

BBeaufort, Margaret, Winter 1997: 13–4

“illegitimacy” of her son, Fall 1994: 11–2Buckingham, Henry Stafford, Duke of, September/October 1971: 9–13, Summer 1987: 2–6, Spring

1998: 22

CClarence. See George, Duke of Clarence

EEdward IV

“assassination” of, Fall 1997: 23–4illegitimate son of, Fall 1990: 21–2pedigree of, Fall 1993: 11–5, Spring 1998: 24queen of (see Woodville, Elizabeth)will of, Summer 1993: 12–3

Edward V and Richard, Duke of York, November/December 1969: 3–5, January/February 1970: 3–6,March/April 1970: 5–8, May/June 1970: 5–8, September/October 1971: 9–13, Summer 1983:4–27, Summer 1988: 7–15, Winter 1992: 4–6

Elizabeth of York, Winter 1987: 17–20poem attributed to, September/December 1977: 10–1

GGeorge, Duke of Clarence, Autumn 1986: 4–5, Spring 1994: 15–6

HHenry VI

queen of (see Margaret of Anjou)Henry VII, March/April 1971: 5–7

“illegitimacy” of, Fall 1994: 11–2queen of (see Elizabeth of York)

KKingmaker. See Warwick, Richard Neville, Earl of

MMargaret of Anjou, Winter 1997: 4–5, Winter 1998: 15Margaret of York, Duchess of Burgundy, Autumn 1987: 13–6


NNeville, Cicely [or Cecily], Summer 1986: 16, Winter 1997: 6–9Neville Family, Summer 1999: 4–7

PPrinces in the Tower. See Edward V and Richard, Duke of York

RRichard, Duke of York. See Edward V and Richard Duke of YorkRichard III

assessment of, Fall 1996: 10–3burial of, Spring 1983: 21–4, Spring 1999: 4–8courtship of Joanna of Portugal, Fall 1992: 17as Duke of Gloucester and King of England, Spring 1998: 4–19as fifteenth-century monarch, Summer 1997: 4–20historians’ controversies about, Summer 1997: 31–8and Ireland, Autumn 1987: 5–9letters and books of, Autumn 1986: 6–9morality of, Summer 1996: 5–11and Neville family, Summer 1999: 4–7prayer of, Summer 1998: 25rise to power, chronology of, Summer 1998: 21–3and Stanley family, Fall 1999: 4–7statutes of, Autumn 1986: 29Tudor characterization of, Summer 1998: 4–27

Richmond, Henry Earl of. See Henry VII

WWarwick, Richard Neville, Earl of, Winter 1986: 12–3Woodville, Elizabeth, Summer 1982: 10–5, Winter 1997: 10–2, Winter 1998: 15


Major Topics And Minor FiguresSubject Index

AAnderson, Maxwell, Richard and Anne, Summer 1990: 7–12, Winter 1992: 7Arthur, King, Spring 1996: 10–1Arthur Plantagenet, Fall 1990: 21–2

BBallad of King Richard III, Spring 1996: 11, Spring 1998: 33Barley Hall, Spring 1999: 9–13Barnard Castle, Spring 1996: 25–6Barnett, Spring 1992: 8–9Battle of Bosworth, Summer 1994: 4–5Battles, major, of Wars of the Roses, Summer 1997: 7. See also Names of individual battlesBibliography, Ricardian, Spring 1997: 8–10Bosworth Field, January/February 1971: 3–4, July/August 1973: 4–5, Fall 1992: 4–5, 15–7,

Summer 1994: 8–9, Spring 1998: 20–1Brasses and brass rubbings, January/June 1978: 23–8Bray, Reginald, Summer 1992: 9–10

CCarleton, Patrick, Fall 1981: 7–13Catesby, William, Winter 1998: 4–10Caxton, William, Spring 1982: 21–2, Spring 1996: 4–9Christmas, celebrated in York, September/December 1977: 17–8Clothing, Fifteenth Century, Summer 1986: 14–5, Autumn 1986: 2–4Comet Halley, Autumn 1986: 31–41Cooper, Abraham, Summer 1994: 4–5Cosmetics, Middle Ages, Fall 1991: 10–3Cuisine, medieval, March/April 1977: 1–3, Summer 1989: 4–8

DDaubeney, Giles, Fall 1993: 5–8Daughter of Time. See Tey, JosephineDaviot, Gordon [Elizabeth MacKintosh], Dickon, Winter 1993: 8–20Deformity, beliefs about, Winter 1999: 4-10Deposition, royal, Issue 3 1979: 18–9Dickon. See Daviot, GordonDonne, Sir John, Summer 1991: 5–9

EEclipse of 1485, solar, Spring 1991: 5–9“Edward, Earl of Warwick” [Yorkist Pretender]. See Simnel, Lambert“Edward VI” [Yorkist Pretender]. See Simnel, Lambert


FFiction, historical, Winter 1997: 16–7, 18–9Fiction, Ricardian, Winter 1997: 15, 18–9, 20–4, 30–3

GGarter, Knights of the, July/August 1971: 3–4Genealogy, Plantagenet, July/August 1977: 7–8, Summer 1999: 8–11Genetics, beliefs about, Winter 1999: 4-10Grey, Edmund de, Spring 1990: 6–11Greyfriars, Spring 1999: 4–8

HHalley’s Comet, Autumn 1986: 31–41Hastings, William Lord, Summer 1997: 27Heralds and heraldry, later medieval, Summer 1996: 12–3Herbs, medieval use of, January/June 1978: 21–2, Spring 1982: 11–2Heredity, beliefs about, Winter 1999: 4-10Historians and Richard III, Spring 1981: 27–31, Spring 1983: 13–20, Fall 1990: 4–7, Summer

1997: 31–8. See also Names of individual historiansHorse, medieval, Spring 1995: 4–8

IIreland, and Richard III, Autumn 1987: 5–9

JJacquetta of Luxembourg, Autumn 1988: 6–13Joanna of Portugal, courted by Richard III, Fall 1992: 17

KKendall, Paul Murray, Fall 1995: 4–5Kirk, John, Third Richard, Spring 1987: 24–6Knighthood, Autumn 1986: 13Knights of the Garter, July/August 1971: 3–4

LLondon, Richard III’s, Spring 1992: 4–7Louis XI, Fall 1997: 23–4Lovell, Francis, Winter 1986: 4–10, Winter 1998: 4–10Lucy, Elizabeth, Fall 1990: 21–2

MMachiavelli, Niccolo, Summer 1996: 5–11Malory, Sir Thomas, Spring 1993: 25, Spring 1996: 4–9Mancini, Dominic, Spring 1987: 4–9, Spring 1995: 9–10


Margaret, Lady Pole, Countess of Salisbury [Margaret of Clarence], Summer 1986: 3–13, Winter 1995:4–8

Medicine, 15th Century, January/June 1978: 7, Winter 1989: 3–4Menageries, of Great Britain, Autumn 1988: 19–22Middleham Castle, Summer 1991: 20–1Mock Trial of Richard III, Winter 1996: 4–5, 6–11, Summer 1997: 30Monarchy, Fall 1997: 4–18, Spring 1983: 21–4, Summer 1996: 13–5, Summer 1997: 8–16. See also De-

position, royal; Touch, royalMore, Sir Thomas and Richard III, July/August 1972: 3–4, Summer 1998: 4–27Morte Darthur, Spring 1993: 25, Spring 1996: 4–9My Heart is Set upon a Lusty Pin, September/December 1977: 10–1

NNobility, December 1968/January 1969: 4–5, Autumn 1986: 13, Fall 1997: 4–18

OOxford, Edward de Vere, Earl of, Winter 1990: 4–7

PPeerage. See NobilityPlantagenet, Arthur, Fall 1990: 21–2Plantagenet Genealogy, July/August 1977: 7–8, Summer 1999: 8–11Popplau, Nicholas von, Fall 1997: 30–5

QQueens’ College, Cambridge, Winter 1998: 15

RRatcliffe, Sir Richard, Winter 1998: 4–10Richard and Anne. See Anderson, Maxwell“Richard Duke of York” [Yorkist Pretender]. See Warbeck, PerkinRichard III, Shakespeare’s, in performance. See also Shakespeare and Richard III

African Grove version, Fall 1981: 17–20Al Pacino version, Issue 3 1979: 11–2, Fall 1996: 4–6, Winter 1996: 35film and television versions, Fall 1996: 9Frederick C. Ward version, Fall 1996: 3, 7–8Ian McKellan version, Spring 1992: 10–1, Fall 1992: 10–1, Winter 1995: 12–5Kevin Kline/Joe Papp version, Summer 1983: 28Laurence Olivier version, Spring 1981: 19–26, Winter 1993: 6–7Oregon Shakespeare Festival version, Summer 1983: 29, Spring 1994: 13–4Royal Shakespeare Company version, Spring 1989: 23–4

“Richard IV” [Yorkist Pretender]. See Warbeck, PerkinRoyalty. See Monarchy

SSandal Castle, Autumn 1986: 18–21


Scrope, Archbishop Richard, Winter 1992: 8–10Sees, English and Welsh, incomes of, Summer 1998: 20Shakespeare and Richard III, Spring 1988: 5–10, Winter 1990: 4–7, Winter 1993: 8–20, Spring 1994:

15–6, Winter 1996: 12–6, Summer 1998: 4–27, Winter 1999: 4-10. See also Richard III, Shake-speare’s, in performance

Shore, Jane, March/April 1970: 3–4Simnel, Lambert, Winter 1997: 30–3Solar eclipse of 1485, Spring 1991: 5–9Stanley, Lord Thomas, Fall 1999: 4–7Stanley, Sir William, Fall 1999: 4–7Sweating sickness, London Epidemic in 1485, May/June 1977: 4–13

TTeaching Richard III, July/August 1977: 7–8, Spring 1981: 27–31, Fall 1990: 4–7,

Summer 1995: 9–16Tewkesbury, Spring 1997: 4–7Tey, Josephine [Elizabeth MacKintosh], Daughter of Time, Winter 1993: 8–20Third Richard. See Kirk, JohnTouch, royal, Spring 1993: 5–9Towton, Fall 1998: 4–7Tuchet, John, Lord Audley, career of, Summer 1998: 24Tyrell, Sir James, September/October 1974: 6–10

Vvon Popplau, Nicholas, Fa5ll 1997: 30–5

WWarbeck, Perkin, November/December 1970: 3–5, Winter 1997: 30–3, Summer 1999: 22–5Wars of the Roses, January/June 1979: 12–4. See also Battles, major, of Wars of the RosesWomen, medieval, guide to health, Winter 1989: 3–4Wood, Charles T., Summer 1992: 4–8Woodville, Anthony, September/December 1977: 12–3, Spring 1986: 11

YYork Minster, dignitaries and canons, Winter 1992: 8–10

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