Christofer dyed on the Satarday next be for Seynt Margret,[51.1] Anno.
E. ij^do.
[Footnote 50.2: [From Fenn, i. 270.] This letter seems to have
been penned immediately after the last was sent off.]
[Footnote 50.3: _i.e._ the other letter to you--meaning No. 527.]
[Footnote 50.4: Mary of Gueldres, widow of James II.]
[Footnote 50.5: James, Earl of Douglas, who had been banished from
Scotland, but was made by Edward IV. a Knight of the Garter.]
[Footnote 51.1: St. Margaret’s Day was the 20th July. The Saturday
before it in 1462 was the 17th.]
[[1462 / JULY _sidenote missing, but see first footnote_]]
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