There fell about one thousand five hundred on the side of the victors.
The same day on which this decisive battle was fought,[****] Queen Margaret and her son, now about eighteen years of age, and a young prince of great hopes, landed at Weymouth, supported by a small body of French forces.
* Grafton, p 700.

Comines, liv.iii.chap.7.

Leland's Collect.

vol.ii.p.

505.
** Habington, p.