THE

Annals of England;

AN EPITOME OF ENGLISH HISTORY,

FROM COTEMPORARY WRITERS, THE ROLLS

OF PARLIAMENT, AND OTHER

PUBLIC RECORDS.

VOL. II.

OXFORD,

AND 377, STRAND, LONDON:

JOHN HENRY AND JAMES PARKER.

PRINTED BY MESSRS. PARKER, CORN-MARKET OXFORD

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T was intended to complete this work in Two

Volumes, but as the Compiler proceeded he found such limits too confined, without materially impairing its utility, and has therefore extended it to a Third Volume, which will close with the accession of the House of Brunswick.

To render the book serviceable to those who wish to study English History systematically, a classified list of authorities will be appended; numerous Notes and Illustrations will also be added, and, whenever practicable, from cotemporary sources.

Henry IV. and Joan of Navarre, from their Monument at

Henry V., from his Monument, Westminster Abbey

Arms and Badges of Henry V..

of All Souls' College, Oxford

Henry VI., from his Great Seal

Margaret of Anjou, from a window, Bodleian Library