Richard II in the early chronicles

Frontmatter -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- I. RICHARD'S BEHAVIOR DURING THE PEASANTS' REVOLT -- II. RICHARD'S DEFIANT DEALINGS WITH PARLIAMENT AND THE GLOUCESTER PARTY, 1386-1388 -- III. RICHARD'S ACTIONS AGAINST THE GLOUCESTER PARTY IN 1397 -- IV. THE EXILING OF HEREFORD AND NORFOLK AND THE SEQUESTRATION OF THE LANCASTRIAN ESTATE -- V. THE FALL OF RICHARD II -- VI. THE HUMILIATION, DEATH, AND BURIAL OF RICHARD II -- VII. REPORTS OF THE KING'S BEING ALIVE IN SCOTLAND AFTER 1400 -- VIII. REFLECTION IN SIXTEENTH-CENTURY LITERATURE OF EARLY CHRONICLE AMBIGUITY ABOUT THE REIGN OF RICHARD II -- APPENDIX A. DESCRIPTION OF CHRONICLE SOURCES -- APPENDIX B. ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF CHRONICLES BY ""SCHOOLS" -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX -- Backmatter