Bedford, John Plantagenet Duke of 1389-1435

Das Bedford Stundenbuch = The Bedford hours by Catholic Church ( Book )
2 editions published in 2006 in Latin and held by 7 libraries worldwide
"A book of hours is a collection of Christian prayers for recitation at different times, 'hours', of the day. Intended for individual use at home, they were simplified versions of the eight periods of daily prayer observed by monks and nuns, from matins in the morning to compline at night ... The 'Bedford book of hours' is an outstanding work of late medieval manuscript art. It was [i.e. some pages were] produced for the wedding of John, Duke of Bedford, to Anne of Burgundy on 13 May 1423. Portraits of the bride and groom, dressed in their elegant court clothes, appear in its pages"--British Library.

Receipts, orders, etc., relating to the English administration of Normandy, etc., by officials from England and their local agents 1396-1445 by Normandy (France) ( Book )
in French and held by 1 library worldwide
Issued by Henry VI as "King of France"; John, Duke of Bedford, as regent; the earl of Shrewsbury as constable of France; Jean Stanlawe as treasurer of Normandy; and many others. (19) gives details of repairs needed at Caen castle, recommended by Sir John Fastolf, captain of the city and castle, January 4, 1435/36.

Miscellaneous manuscripts, 1405 by John Plantagenet Bedford ( Book )
1 edition published in 1405 in French, Middle and held by 1 library worldwide
Charter from John as son of Henry IV, Constable of England, and Warden of the East March, recording the appointment of John Bonyngton as auditor of accounts of ministers, such as receivers, bailiffs, and provosts, in the county of Northumberland, issued in the neighboring northern county of Durham at Durham Castle (Chastell de Duresme) on 22 September 1405, with no signature or seal, the bottom of the document probably having been cut away.

Grant, 1427, Feb. 27; 1427, January 29 ( Book )
1 edition published in 1427 in Latin and held by 1 library worldwide
Grant by Thomas Chaucer [son of Geoffrey Chaucer] and Richard Wyot to John, duke of Bedford, Ralph Crumwell, lord of Tateshale, Thomas, lord de Morlee, Henry Inglose, knight, Edmund Barry, knight, William Sponne, clerk, William Bernham, clerk, William Paston of Paston, Nicholas Appilyerd, esq., John Manning, and William Yelverton, of all their manor of Gresham with its appurtenances in Norfolk, which they, along with Thomas Walsyngham, who has released his right to them, had of the demise of Thomas Faukoner, William Crowmere, and John Barton the Elder by their charter dated the feast of S.S. Peter and Paul the Apostles [29 June], 3 Henry VI [1425]; to hold to them and to their heirs in perpetuity from the chief lords of the fee.

Copy of the original letter : Allhallow Even, to John of Lancaster, duke of Bedford, (1426) by Henry Beaufort ( Book )
1 edition published in 1426 in English and held by 0 libraries worldwide
Asking him to mediate between Henry and Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester.