Dramatis Personæ†

Note XII.

V. 2. 66. Malone, referring to the corresponding passage of the Quartos, supposes that a line has been omitted, to the following effect:

‘Behold, the prophecy is come to pass;

For, &c.’

The Third Part of King Henry the Sixth.

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• KING HENRY the Sixth.
• EDWARD, PRINCE OF WALES, his son.
• LEWIS XI. KING OF FRANCE.
• DUKE OF SOMERSET.
• DUKE OF EXETER.
• EARL OF OXFORD.
• EARL OF NORTHUMBERLAND.
• EARL OF WESTMORELAND.
• LORD CLIFFORD.
• RICHARD PLANTAGENET, Duke of York.
• his sons:
• EDWARD, Earl of March, afterwards King Edward IV.,
• EDMUND, Earl of Rutland,
• GEORGE, afterwards Duke of Clarence,
• RICHARD, afterwards Duke of Gloucester,
• DUKE OF NORFOLK.
• MARQUESS OF MONTAGUE. EARL OF WARWICK. EARL OF PEMBROKE. LORD HASTINGS. LORD STAFFORD.
• uncles to the Duke of York.
• SIR JOHN MORTIMER,
• SIR HUGH MORTIMER,
• HENRY, Earl of Richmond, a youth.
• LORD RIVERS, brother to Lady Grey.
• SIR WILLIAM STANLEY.
• SIR JOHN MONTGOMERY.
• SIR JOHN SOMERVILLE.
• Tutor to Rutland. Mayor of York.
• Lieutenant of the Tower. A Nobleman.
• Two Keepers. A Huntsman.
• A Son that has killed his father.
• A Father that has killed his son.
• QUEEN MARGARET.
• LADY GREY, afterwards Queen to Edward IV.
• BONA, sister to the French Queen.

Soldiers, Attendants, Messengers, Watchmen, &c.

SCENE: England and France.