Chapter II: Appendix: Descendants of Newcastle 281

INDEX 283

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

WILLIAM CAVENDISH, DUKE OF NEWCASTLE _Frontispiece_

THE CASTLE OF THE OGLES. Inherited by Newcastle from
his Mother. From his Book on Horsemanship _Facing page_ 4

WELBECK. Double-page Engraving in Newcastle’s Book
on Horsemanship ” 24

BOLSOVER CASTLE. From Newcastle’s Book on Horsemanship ” 30

WILLIAM CAVENDISH, DUKE OF NEWCASTLE. From an
Engraving by Wm. Holl. After a Painting by Van Dyck ” 72

WILLIAM CAVENDISH, MARQUIS OF NEWCASTLE, WITH
HIS SEALS AND AUTOGRAPHS. From an Original by
Van Dyck ” 112

TRAINING WITH THE RIGHT HAND—BOLSOVER CASTLE IN
THE BACKGROUND. From Newcastle’s Book on Horsemanship ” 170

MARGARET, DUCHESS OF NEWCASTLE. From an Engraving
by Alais. After a Painting by Diepenbeck[1]. ” 174

THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF NEWCASTLE AND THEIR
FAMILY. By Diepenbeck ” 224

“ART AVAILS MUCH MORE” THAN THE BRIDLE. From
Newcastle’s Book on Horsemanship ” 230

“AIDS.” From Newcastle’s Book on Horsemanship ” 234

MARGARET, DUCHESS OF NEWCASTLE. From the Frontispiece
to one of her books by Diepenbeck ” 248

MARGARET, DUCHESS OF NEWCASTLE. From an Engraving
by G. P. Harding. After a Painting by A. Diepenbeck ” 258

MONUMENT OF THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF NEWCASTLE IN
WESTMINSTER ABBEY ” 274

[Footnote 1: Abraham Diepenbeck (1599-1675) was a pupil of Rubens. He painted in oils, he was also an engraver, and he painted a large number of windows for churches.]