During the history of the next three hundred years, references are made to the magnificence of the tomb and of the religious celebrations in memory of the Queen. A distinguished foreign visitor to the Church in the fourteenth century describes how “the radiant lights like the glory of the starry sky exhilarated the souls of the beholders with joyousness.” ------------------------------------ BIBLIOGRAPHY. Information respecting Eleanor of Castile and her Memorials is widely scattered. Examination of the references will give an excellent introduction to the study of the social history of an interesting period. The attempt to do this cannot be made in this place, but the following references will indicate the sources from which these notes are derived, and afford the writer an opportunity of expressing his great obligation to the work of others on the subject. (1) THE EARLY CHRONICLES, especially— _Rishanger, William of_, at St. Albans; Rolls Series, by H. T. Riley. _Wykes, Thomas_, Monk of Osney; Rolls Series, by Luard. _Hemingburgh, Walter of_; English Historical Society. H. C. Hamilton. _Dunstable, Annals of_; Rolls Series, by Luard. _Walsingham, Thomas of_, a St. Albans Monk, writing in the fifteenth century, quotes the earlier Chronicles in the _Historia Anglicana_; Rolls Series, by Riley. (2) General historical information may be referred to in:— _Rymer_, “Fœdera,” Record Edition. _Gough, Henry_, “Itinerary of King Edward I.” _Ramsey, Sir J. H._, “Dawn of the Constitution,” a careful detailed account of the period. (3) SPECIAL REFERENCES:— “Liberationes factæ per Executores Dominæ Alianoræ Consortis Edwardis Regis Angliæ primi.” These Rolls have the following reference numbers in the Record Office;— “King’s Exchequer Accounts, 352/27, 353/1, 353/9, 353/19”, and have been transcribed with a most useful introduction in the volume entitled “Manners and Household Expenses of England,” presented to the Roxburghe Club by Beriah Botfield, 1841, edited by T. Hudson Turner. A photograph showing a specimen of these Rolls may be seen in the Souvenir of the St. Albans Pageant, 1907. “Vetusta Monumenta.” Plates vii, xii, xiii, xiv, xv, xvi, xvii, and corresponding letterpress. _Hunter, Rev. Joseph_, “On the Death of Eleanor of Castile,” “Archæologia,” vol. xxix, page 167, 1842. _Abel, John_, “Memorials of Queen Eleanor,” published by the author, 1864. _Scott, George Gilbert_, “Gleanings from Westminster Abbey,” Oxford and London, 1863. _Lethaby, W. R._, “Westminster Abbey and the King’s Craftsmen,” London, 1906, gives much original and suggestive information. ------------------------------------------------------------------------