H. THOS. WAKE.

[Footnote 4: Pronounced _Thrup_.]

_Where was Edward II. killed?_--Hume and Lingard state that this monarch

was murdered at Berkeley Castle. Echard and Rapin are silent, both as to

the event and as to the locality. But an earlier authority, viz. Martyn, in

his _Historie and Lives of Twentie Kings_, 1615, says:

"He was committed to the Castle of Killingworth, and Prince Edward was

crowned king. And not long after, the king being removed to the Castle

of Corff, was wickedly assayled by his keepers, who, through a horne

which they put in his," &c.

What authority had Martyn for these statements?

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