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GEORGE NEVILLE. 203
in a hostile part of the country was either taken
prisoner by or surrendered himself to the Archbishop,
who took him to Middleham. But he soon regained
his liberty. In. the sequel Henry YI. was brought
out from the Tower by Archbishop Neville and Bishop
Waynflete. The former was made Chancellor, and
preached at the opening of the parliament which Henry
was made to hold. The battle of Barnet was the final
blow to Warwick, who perished in the field. His brother
the Archbishop made his peace indeed after this battle,
and the subsequent death of Henry VL, with Edward ;
but he was soon thrown into prison at Guisnes or
Calais, and his vast wealth and the temporalities of the
see were seized by the king.
He was released after a
time, but did not live long. He died in 1476.