Notes Chapter IX
1. | Philip de Comines. |
2. | Statute of Winchester. |
3. | 12 Ed. IV. Penalty 6s. 8d. for each bowstave deficient. |
4. | I Richard III. Penalty 135. 4d. |
5. | I Richard III.c. 2. |
6. | 3 Henry VIII. c. 3. |
7. | Archaeologia, vol. xxii. |
8. | Grose, Mil. Ant. |
9. | Life and Rayne of Henry VIII. |
10. | i.e. without armour |
11. | Life and Rayne of Henry VIII. |
12. | 6 Henry VIII c, 13. |
13. | 14 Henry VIII. c. 7. |
14. | Hist. MSS. Com. 9th Report. |
15. | State Papers, Dom. vol. ccxiv. No. IO (1590) is a grant of a pardon to E. Seabourne for killing H. Reignolds by chance with an arrow while practising at 12 score pricks. |
16. | State Papers, Dom. vol. cxxv. |
17. | 33 Henry VIII. c. 9. |
18. | Sir Thomas Elyot, The Governour. |
19. | 4 & 5 Philip & Mary c. 2. |
20. | State Papers, Ven. vol. vi. |
21. | Grose, Mil. Ant. |
22. | Harl. MS. 309. [3 |
23. | State Papers, Dom, vol. cclix. |
24. | Froude. Hist. Eng. vol. viii. |
25. | State Papers, Dom. vol. cclxxiv. |
26. | State Papers, Dom. vol. xi. |
27. | 13 Eliz. c. 14. |
28. | State Papers, Dom. vol. Ixxxiii. 4 |
29. | Hatfield MSS. 214. |
30. | Hist. MSS. Com. 10th Report. |
31. | State Papers, Dom. vol. cxiv. |
32. | Harl. MS. 168. |
33. | Certain Discourses, 1590, and Certain Instructions, 1594. |
34. | A Briefe Discourse, 1594. |
35. | A Briefe Discourse of War, 1590. [5 |
36. | The Practice, Proceedings and Laws of Arms, 1593. |
37. | Things needful at this time. |
38. | The Pathwaie to Martial Discipline, 1584 |
39. | Backsights were not invented till later. |
40. | Probably in consequence of his being sent to the Tower in 1594 and kept there for two years, for using seditious language and inciting some of the musters to mutiny: see State Papers, Dom. vols. cclix., cclxiii., cclxiv. |
41. | Harl. MS; 135. |
42. | Sir J. Hayward. Lives of the Four Norman Kings and Bingham. The Tactics of AElian. |
43. | State Papers, Dom. vol. cccxxxiv. |
44. | Raikes, Hist. Hon. Art. Co. |
45. | Archaeologia, vol. xiii. |
46. | Query 'Racks' |
47. | A sort of crossbow with a barrel. Halliwell, Archaic Dict. |
48. | Similar lists are given fur other places |
49. | B. M. MS. 5752. |
50. | Daniel, Hist. de la Mil. Fran. |
51. | Hist. MSS. Com. 8th Report. |
52. | Lans. MS. 73. |
53. | Hazlitt, The Livery Companies. |
54. | Raikes, Hist. H. A. C. |
55. | State Papers, Dom. vol. Ixxiv. |
56. | Archaeologia Scotica, vol. iii. |
57. | Daniel, Hist. Mil. Fran. |
58. | State Papers, Dom. vol. xcviii.; Rymer. |
59. | Ibid., Dom. vol. clxxxiii. |
60. | Rymer |
61. | State Papers, Dom. vol. cccx. |
62. | Ibid., Dom. vol. ccclvi. |
63. | Ibid., Dom. vol. ccclxi. |
64. | Ibid., Dom. vol. cccxcvii. |
65. | Ibid., Dom. ccccvii. |
66. | Clarendon, Hist. of the Rebellion. |
67. | Grose, Mil. Ant. |
68. | Napier, Memoirs of Montrose. |
69. | Archaeologia Scotica, vol. iii. |
70. | Scottish Journal of Topography, vol. i. |
71. | Pallas Armata. |
72. | Memoirs of C. Lee. |
73. | Raikes, Hist. H. A. C. |
74. | Considerations of the reasons . . . for reviving the use of the Longbow. |