EDWARD IV.
The monarch had his title confirmed by the forms of a popular election. Immediately after his victory over Henry VI. he came to London, and returned thanks to God at St. Paul's Church. Ho was then conducted in solemn procession to Westminster, and placed on the King's Bench, in the Hall, which was filled with people. It was then demanded of the commons whether they would accept this prince to be their sovereign ; to which all as-
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Otago Witness, 21 June 1887, Page 16
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79EDWARD IV. Otago Witness, 21 June 1887, Page 16
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