Mistress of the Monarchy by Alison Weir

XIV, 1930)
    Weir, Alison:
Britain’s Royal Families: The Complete Genealogy
(London, 1989, revised 2002)
    Weir, Alison:English Aristocratic Pedigrees, 1066–1603 (unpublished) Weir, Alison:
Lancaster and York: The Wars of the Roses
(London, 1995)
    Wellingore: A Cliff Edge Village
(Lincoln County Council Planning Department, 1971)
    Wells, John Edwin:
A Manual of the Writings in Middle English, 1050–1400, plus eight supplements
(9 vols., New Haven, 1916)
    Wentersdorf, K.P.:‘The Clandestine Marriages of the Fair Maid of Kent’ (
Journal of Mediaeval History
, V, 1979)
    Who’s Who in British History
(ed. Juliet Gardiner, London, 2000)
    Wickenden, J.F.:‘“Joyaulx” of John of Gaunt Bequeathed to the Cathedral Church of Lincoln’ (
Archaeological Journal
, XXXII, 1875)
    Wickham Legg, L.G.:
English Coronation Records
(London, 1901)
    Williams, George:
A New View of Chaucer
(Durham, 1965)
    Williamson, David:
Brewer’s British Royalty
(London, 1996)
    Women of the English Nobility and Gentry
(trans. and ed. Jennifer Wood, Massachusetts, 2004)
    Women and Literature in Britain, 1150–1500
(ed. C.M. Neale, 1993)
    Wood, Margaret:
The English Mediaeval House
(London, 1965)
    Woods, William:
England in the Age of Chaucer
(London, 1976)
    Woolgar, C.M.:
The Great Household in Late Mediaeval England
(New Haven and London, 1999)
    Wordsworth, Christopher:
Notes on Mediaeval Services in England
(London, 1898)
    Wylie, James Hamilton:
History of England Under Henry IV
(4 vols.,London, 1884–1898)
    Yardley, Edward:
Menevia Sacra
(ed. Francis Green,Cambrian Archaeological Association, London, 1927)
    Selected Internet Websites
    ‘British History Online’ ( www.british-history.ac.uk )
    Douglass, Sarah:‘Katherine Swynford’ ( www.sarahdouglass.com )
    ‘The History and Antiquities of the County of Buckingham’ ( met.open.ac.uk )
    ‘The John of Gaunt Connection’ ( www.swynford.force9.co.uk )
    Joy, Roger:‘The Katherine Swynford Society’ ( beehive.thisislincolnshire.co.uk )
    ‘Katherine by Anya Seton’ ( ivmoores.com )
    ‘Katherine Swynford’ ( www.livinghistory.co.uk )
    ‘Katherine Swynford’ ( www.middle-ages.org.uk )
    ‘Katherine Swynford’ ( en.wikipedia.org )
    ‘Kettlethorpe, Lincolnshire, England: Home of Katherine Swynford’ ( www.kettlethorpe.com )
    ‘National Review Online’ ( www.nationalreview.com )
    Perry, Judy:‘Judy Perry’s Katherine Swynford Coat of Arms’ ( www.geocities.com )
    Perry, Judy: ‘Katherine Swynford’ ( katherineswynford.blogspot.com )
    Perry, Judy: ‘Katherine Swynford’ ( members.cox.net )
    ‘The Setons’ ( www.nhc.rtp.nc.us:8080 )

Alison Weir is one of the world’s foremost popular historians. Her books include
Britain’s Royal Families;
The Six Wives of Henry VIII
;
Children of England
;
Henry VIII: King and Court
;
Mary Queen of Scots and the Murder of Lord Darnley
;
Isabella: She-Wolf of France, Queen of England
; and most recently the novel
Innocent Traitor
. She lives and works in Surrey, England.

Text copyright © 2007 Alison Weir
    Cloth edition first published as
Katherine Swynford: The Story of John of Gaunt and his Scandalous Duchess.
Published in the U.K. in 2007 by Jonathan Cape, The Random House Group Limited and in Canada in 2008 by McClelland & Stewart Ltd.
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    Weir, Alison
Mistress of the monarchy : the life of Katherine Swynford, Duchess