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THis County is stored with many Princely Houses; yea, and five of His Majesties so Magnificently built, that of some she may well say, no Shire hath none such, as is None-such indeed. And were not Richmond a fatal place of Englands best Princes, it might in E∣steem be ranked with the Richest: For therein dyed the great Conqueror of France, King Edward the third, the
beautiful Anne Daughter to Charls the Fourth, Emperour, and intirely beloved Wife to King Richard the second; the most wise Prince, King Henry the se∣venth, and the Barest of her Sex, the Mirrour of Princes, Queen Elizabeth, the Worlds Love, and Subjects Joy.
In Chertsey Abbey King Henry the sixth, who was deposed and made a∣way in the Tower of London, was first Interred without all Funeral Pomp; but for his holy life was imputed a Saint: and lastly translated, and In∣tombed at Windsor.