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The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.I., Part B.

CHAPTER XXII
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But it appears, that after this insurrection, there was an interval of peace, during which the king loaded the family of Nevil with honors and favors of the highest nature: he made Lord Montague a marquis, by the same name: he created his son George duke of Bedford;[***] he publicly declared his intention of marrying that young nobleman to his eldest daughter, Elizabeth, who, as he had yet no sons, was presumptive heir of the crown: yet we find that soon after, being invited to a feast by the archbishop of York, a younger brother of Warwick and Montague, he entertained a sudden suspicion that they intended to seize his person or to murder him: and he abruptly left the entertainment.[****] * See note S, at the end of the volume.
** Rymer, vol.xi.p.

647, 649, 650.
*** Cotton, p.

702.
**** Fragm.

Edward IV.

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