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NEWSPAPERS
The Sydney Morning Herald, NSW, Wednesday 13 June 1866
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FILMS & DOCUMENTARIES
Le Retour de Martin Guerre
Inside the Body of Henry VIII, The History Channel (consulted on the internet, April 2012)
NOVELS, PLAYS, &C
Christie, A., The Moving Finger, London 1943, 2002
Shakespeare, W., Henry VI
PLATE SECTION
1 The marriage of Henry III and Eleanor of Provence, redrawn after Matthew Paris (ms Royal 14C. Vii, f. 124v). Copyright Muhammad Hanif
2 Medieval witches brewing a potion, redrawn from a fifteenth-century woodcut. Copyright Muhammad Hanif
3 Funeral effigy of Catherine of France. Copyright Dean and Chapter of Westminster
4 Edmund Beaufort, Duke of Somerset, Beauchamp Chapel, St Mary’s, Warwick.
5 The arms of Owen Tudor. Copyright Odejea/Wikimedia Commons
6 The arms of Edmund Beaufort, Duke of Somerset. Copyright Ipankonin/Wikimedia Commons
7 The arms of Edmund ‘Tudor’. Copyright Ipankonin/Wikimedia Commons
8 The arms of Jasper ‘Tudor’. Copyright Ipankonin/Wikimedia Commons
9 Edward IV, after a miniature in Caxton’s Chronicles of England of 1480.
10 Eleanor Talbot, reconstructed image, based on a skull from the Whitefriars site in Norwich, and on portraits of Eleanor’s sister and niece. Copyright Mark Satchwill
11 Elizabeth Woodville, after the portrait at Queens’ College Cambridge.
12 Henry VIII, after Holbein.
13 Catherine of Aragon.
14 Anne Boleyn.
15 Elizabeth I, after the portrait by Zucchero at Hatfield House.
16 Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, after the portrait of 1587–88 at Kenilworth Castle.
17 Charles II, marriage medal by John Roettier, 1662.
18 Lucy Walter, engraving by E. Scriven, 1810.
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9 James II.
20 ‘Charles III’, eighteenth-century engraving after Anker Smith.
21 Clementina Walkinshaw, Countess of Albestroff, from an anonymous English School portrait, around 1760.
23 George IV as Prince of Wales, engraving by William Satchwell Leney, 1794.
24 Maria Smythe (Fitzherbert), engraving by Conde, 1792, after a portrait by Richard Cosway.
25 Caroline of Brunswick as Princess of Wales, engraving by Schiavonetti from The Lady’s Monthly Museum, 1800.
26 Monument to Maria Smythe (Fitzherbert), St John the Baptist Catholic Church, Brighton. Although the tomb inscription records Maria’s surname as that of her second husband, Thomas Fitzherbert, her effigy is depicted wearing three wedding rings.
27 Queen Victoria alias ‘Mrs Brown’.
28 ‘Brown Study’ – a contemporary cartoon of John Brown with his tame lion.
29 Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence.
30 George V as a young prince.
31 Admiral Sir Michael Culme-Seymour.
32 Grave of Laura Culme-Seymour, Ta’ Braxia Cemetery, Malta. Copyright Robert Galea-Naudi
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