Notes
- ^ Peckham, p. 226; Anderson, p. 542; 809n.
- ^ Anderson, p. 809n.
- ^ Anderson, pp. 541–2; McConnell, p. 195; Dowd, War Under Heaven, p. 190.
- ^ Harpster, pp. 99, 103-4.
- ^ Fenn, paragraph 4.
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