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hapters of this work have appeared in the _Connoisseur_, and I have to thank the editor for his courtesy in allowing me to reproduce them. I must also thank Mr. Pownall for his help in the early stages of my labours. One thing more I must add: I do not wish this book to go forth and be received with that frigid politeness which usually welcomes a history to the shelves of the bookcase, there to remain unread. The book is intended to be read, and is not wrapped up in grandiose phrases and a great wind about nothing; I would wish to be thought more friendly than the antiquarian and more truthful than the historian, and so have endeavoured to show, in addition to the body of the clothes, some little of their soul. DION CLAYTON CALTHROP. Contents PAGE WILLIAM THE FIRST 1 WILLIAM THE SECOND 10 HENRY THE FIRST 21 STEPHEN 29 HENRY THE SECOND 46 RICHARD THE FIRST 55 JOHN 62 HENRY THE THIRD 67 EDWARD THE FIRST 81 EDWARD THE SECOND 92 EDWARD THE THIRD 102 RICHARD THE SECOND 122 THE END OF THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY 141 HENRY THE FOURTH 152 HENRY THE FIFTH 161 HENRY THE SIXTH 176 EDWARD THE FOURTH 198 EDWARD THE FIFTH 213 RICHARD THE THIRD 213 HENRY THE SEVENTH 223 HENRY THE EIGHTH 247 EDWARD THE SIXTH 274 MARY 283 ELIZABETH
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