Three fifteenth-century chronicles | British History Online

Edited by James Gairdner. An edition of a London chronicle beginning in the reign of Richard I, but of particular importance for the reigns of Henry VI and Edward IV. It also contains extensive notes on the chronicle by the sixteenth-century antiquary and historian John Stow. Originally published as Camden Society, new series, vol. 28.

Camden Record Society Old Series. Originally published by Camden Society, London, 1880.

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Title	Page(s)
Preface	i-xxviii
A Short English Chronicle: The succession of kings from the earliest times to the Norman Conquest	1-17
A Short English Chronicle: The succession of kings from William the Conqueror to Henry VI	17-31
A Short English Chronicle: London under Richard I and John (1189-1215)	31-38
A Short English Chronicle: London from Edward I to Edward III (1272-1377)	38-47
A Short English Chronicle: London under Richard II (1377-99)	47-51
A Short English Chronicle: London under Henry IV (1399-1413)	51-54
A Short English Chronicle: London under Henry V (1413-22)	54-58
A Short English Chronicle: London under Henry VI (1422-71)	58-78
A Short English Chronicle: London under Edward IV (1461-83)	78-80
Historical Memoranda: Miscellaneous, 1346-1531	81-93
Historical Memoranda of John Stowe: On Cade's rebellion (1450)	94-103
Historical Memoranda of John Stowe: The baptism of Prince Arthur, son of Henry VII	104-105
Historical Memoranda of John Stowe: The manner of making Knights of the Bath	106-113
Historical Memoranda of John Stowe: Charges sustained at the siege of Boulogne, (1544)	114
Historical Memoranda of John Stowe: General, 1561-3	115-128
Historical Memoranda of John Stowe: General, 1564-7	128-147
Brief notes of occurrences under Henry VI and Edward IV	148-163
A brief Latin chronicle	164-185
Notes to the whole volume	187-188
Index	189-206
Errata	207

Three Fifteenth-Century Chronicles with Historical Memoranda by John Stowe

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