Richard III's property in northern England where he sent Elizabeth (daughter of Edward IV and future wife of Henry VI) and Edward, Earl of Warwick (son of Richard's brother George, Duke of Clarence). (pp. 12-13)

Sheriff Hutton Castle

 Djamila Bouhired, born in 1937 to middle-upper class parents in Algiers, Algeria, would prove to become the undisputedly most famous woman active in the FLN resistance of the Algerian Revolution (1952-62). She was the only figure that rose to international fame during the Revolution (Djamila Boupacha, another FLN (the Algerian National Liberation Front) member, reached similar fame post-independence).