From the Book - First U.S. edition.
Son of the 'high and mighty prince": "His wit and reson wt drawen" ; "Infants, who have not offended against the king" ; At Fastolf's place ; "Into the parties of Flanders" ; Duke of Gloucester, Squire of Warwick ; "Little body and feeble strength"
Exile and recovery: Richard of Wales ; "My lord of Gloucester travelled to Holland" ; "Ledyng the vaward of Kyng Edward"
Warwick's heir: A bride for a prince ; A bridge on the River Somme ; Family business ; Lord of the North ; "To fight against James, King of Scotland"
"To catch the English crown": Uncle and protector ; Friday the thirteenth ; "Ordeigned to reigne upon the people"
"Her comyth Richard the third": "The princes in the tower" ; "To shine as a king" ; "The most untrewe creature lyvyng"
"In one body there are many members": Castle of care ; "All Engeland, undyr an hogge" ; Evil reports
"My shadow as I pass": "By broken faith" ; "To secure a reassessment" ; Richard at rest.
