The Inauguration Ceremonies of the Yorkist Kings and their Title to the Throne

C. A. J. ARMSTRONG

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CEREMONIAL played an important part in the actions of the Yorkist kings. Their sumptuary laws and the incorporation of the minstrels and later of the heralds are examples of the concern felt by Edward IV and Richard III for the outward forms of public life. Of especial interest are those solemnities by means of which the Yorkist dynasty announced its possession of the crown. Ceremonies such as these provide what may be called the iconography of kingship.

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