"He had heard," witnessed Buckingham's chancellor in 1521, "the Duke grudge that the Earl of Warwick was put to death, and say that God would punish it, by not suffering the King's issue to prosper, as appeared by the death of his sons; and that his daughters prosper not, and that he had no issue male."[510] [Footnote 509: _Sp.

Cal._, i., 249; _L.

and P.of Richard III.

and Henry VII._, vol.i., pp.

xxxiii., 113; Hall, _Chron_., p.