England — Minor Figures

101 figures from The Boy's Froissart who appear only briefly. Each keeps their own page; this one gathers them so they can be read together.

Archbishop of York

archbishop · first appears Book 1, Chapter 46, part 2/2

• Book 1, Chapter 46, part 2/2 · with King Edward “He appointed the Lord Percy, and the Lord Neville of Raby, the Archbishop of York, the Bishop of Durham, and the Bishop of Lincoln, to be his lieutenants for the northern parts of his kingdom;”

Bishop of Durham

bishop · first appears Book 1, Chapter 46, part 2/2

• Book 1, Chapter 46, part 2/2 · with King Edward “He appointed the Lord Percy, and the Lord Neville of Raby, the Archbishop of York, the Bishop of Durham, and the Bishop of Lincoln, to be his lieutenants for the northern parts of his kingdom;”

Bishop of Lincoln

bishop · first appears Book 1, Chapter 46, part 2/2

• Book 1, Chapter 46, part 2/2 · with King Edward “He appointed the Lord Percy, and the Lord Neville of Raby, the Archbishop of York, the Bishop of Durham, and the Bishop of Lincoln, to be his lieutenants for the northern parts of his kingdom;”

Earl of Gloucester

earl · first appears Book 1, Chapter 23

• Book 1, Chapter 23 · allies with King Edward “The king, who was in the flower of his youth, showed himself on that day a gallant knight, as did the Earls of Derby, Pembroke, Hereford, Huntingdon, Northampton, and Gloucester; the Lord Reginald Cobham, Lord Felton, Lord Bradestan, Sir Richard Stafford, the Lord Percy, Sir Walter Manny, Sir Henry de Flanders, Sir John Beauchamp, Sir John Chandos, the Lord Delaware, Lucie Lord Malton, and the Lord Robert d’Artois, now called Earl of Richmond.”

Earl of Hereford

earl · first appears Book 1, Chapter 23

• Book 1, Chapter 23 · allies with King Edward “The king, who was in the flower of his youth, showed himself on that day a gallant knight, as did the Earls of Derby, Pembroke, Hereford, Huntingdon, Northampton, and Gloucester; the Lord Reginald Cobham, Lord Felton, Lord Bradestan, Sir Richard Stafford, the Lord Percy, Sir Walter Manny, Sir Henry de Flanders, Sir John Beauchamp, Sir John Chandos, the Lord Delaware, Lucie Lord Malton, and the Lord Robert d’Artois, now called Earl of Richmond.”

Earl of Huntingdon

earl · first appears Book 1, Chapter 23

• Book 1, Chapter 23 · allies with King Edward “The king, who was in the flower of his youth, showed himself on that day a gallant knight, as did the Earls of Derby, Pembroke, Hereford, Huntingdon, Northampton, and Gloucester; the Lord Reginald Cobham, Lord Felton, Lord Bradestan, Sir Richard Stafford, the Lord Percy, Sir Walter Manny, Sir Henry de Flanders, Sir John Beauchamp, Sir John Chandos, the Lord Delaware, Lucie Lord Malton, and the Lord Robert d’Artois, now called Earl of Richmond.”