German source for Barnet
German source for Barnet
2013-07-16 22:59:56
Some weeks, even months back, I'm sure somebody posted a link to a German source which said that Duke Richard sustained some injury during the battle of Barnet. I've had a quick look in Ross & Baldwin but they don't appear to have this reference. I tried the link at the time but couldn't make it large enough to read it. Now I have a better PC I'd like to try again.
Can anybody help me out?
I heard Dr Toby Caplan at the Wallace Collection today & he commented that leaders & kings were meant to lead from the front in medieval times or men wouldn't follow them. Wasn't H7 fortunate to have Oxford at Bosworth & Stoke?
Jan.
Can anybody help me out?
I heard Dr Toby Caplan at the Wallace Collection today & he commented that leaders & kings were meant to lead from the front in medieval times or men wouldn't follow them. Wasn't H7 fortunate to have Oxford at Bosworth & Stoke?
Jan.
Re: German source for Barnet
2013-07-17 00:02:51
It was a letter from one Gerhard von Wesel, who was at the Steelyard in London at the time and saw the Yorkist army return, with all the wounded soldiers, etc.
Hannes Kleineke wrote about it for The Ricardian (vol 16, 2006), and there is also a 1968 paper about it by John Adair, of which there is a copy in the Society Papers Library.
Marie
--- In , "janmulrenan@..." <janmulrenan@...> wrote:
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> Some weeks, even months back, I'm sure somebody posted a link to a German source which said that Duke Richard sustained some injury during the battle of Barnet. I've had a quick look in Ross & Baldwin but they don't appear to have this reference. I tried the link at the time but couldn't make it large enough to read it. Now I have a better PC I'd like to try again.
> Can anybody help me out?
> I heard Dr Toby Caplan at the Wallace Collection today & he commented that leaders & kings were meant to lead from the front in medieval times or men wouldn't follow them. Wasn't H7 fortunate to have Oxford at Bosworth & Stoke?
> Jan.
>
Hannes Kleineke wrote about it for The Ricardian (vol 16, 2006), and there is also a 1968 paper about it by John Adair, of which there is a copy in the Society Papers Library.
Marie
--- In , "janmulrenan@..." <janmulrenan@...> wrote:
>
> Some weeks, even months back, I'm sure somebody posted a link to a German source which said that Duke Richard sustained some injury during the battle of Barnet. I've had a quick look in Ross & Baldwin but they don't appear to have this reference. I tried the link at the time but couldn't make it large enough to read it. Now I have a better PC I'd like to try again.
> Can anybody help me out?
> I heard Dr Toby Caplan at the Wallace Collection today & he commented that leaders & kings were meant to lead from the front in medieval times or men wouldn't follow them. Wasn't H7 fortunate to have Oxford at Bosworth & Stoke?
> Jan.
>
Re: German source for Barnet
2013-07-17 08:00:50
Thank you, Marie!
Jan.
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On 17 Jul 2013, at 00:02, mariewalsh2003 <[email protected]> wrote:
> It was a letter from one Gerhard von Wesel, who was at the Steelyard in London at the time and saw the Yorkist army return, with all the wounded soldiers, etc.
> Hannes Kleineke wrote about it for The Ricardian (vol 16, 2006), and there is also a 1968 paper about it by John Adair, of which there is a copy in the Society Papers Library.
> Marie
>
> --- In , "janmulrenan@..." <janmulrenan@...> wrote:
> >
> > Some weeks, even months back, I'm sure somebody posted a link to a German source which said that Duke Richard sustained some injury during the battle of Barnet. I've had a quick look in Ross & Baldwin but they don't appear to have this reference. I tried the link at the time but couldn't make it large enough to read it. Now I have a better PC I'd like to try again.
> > Can anybody help me out?
> > I heard Dr Toby Caplan at the Wallace Collection today & he commented that leaders & kings were meant to lead from the front in medieval times or men wouldn't follow them. Wasn't H7 fortunate to have Oxford at Bosworth & Stoke?
> > Jan.
> >
>
>
Jan.
Sent from my iPad
On 17 Jul 2013, at 00:02, mariewalsh2003 <[email protected]> wrote:
> It was a letter from one Gerhard von Wesel, who was at the Steelyard in London at the time and saw the Yorkist army return, with all the wounded soldiers, etc.
> Hannes Kleineke wrote about it for The Ricardian (vol 16, 2006), and there is also a 1968 paper about it by John Adair, of which there is a copy in the Society Papers Library.
> Marie
>
> --- In , "janmulrenan@..." <janmulrenan@...> wrote:
> >
> > Some weeks, even months back, I'm sure somebody posted a link to a German source which said that Duke Richard sustained some injury during the battle of Barnet. I've had a quick look in Ross & Baldwin but they don't appear to have this reference. I tried the link at the time but couldn't make it large enough to read it. Now I have a better PC I'd like to try again.
> > Can anybody help me out?
> > I heard Dr Toby Caplan at the Wallace Collection today & he commented that leaders & kings were meant to lead from the front in medieval times or men wouldn't follow them. Wasn't H7 fortunate to have Oxford at Bosworth & Stoke?
> > Jan.
> >
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