1. Robert figured as Henry III in the pageant.

2. "And in this corner, the champion ..." Henry III.

3. Prince Henry had become King Henry III. However, his rule did not live up to the expectations of those who had carved his path to the throne with their swords.

4. Bush was descended through Johns son King Henry III, making him Queen Elizabeth's thirteenth cousin.

5. Queen of England (23'-272) as the wife of Henry III. On the accession of her son Edward I (272), she entered a nunnery and there lived out her life.

6. This was created by Henry III in answer to a promise in Magna Carta (1215) to have a fixed place for the settlement of 'common pleas'.

7. The largest college, Trinity, was founded by King Henry III in 1546.

8. Queen of England (1236-1272) as the wife of Henry III. On the accession of her son Edward I (1272), she entered a nunnery and there lived out her life.

9. Even those barons who had fought against Simon de Montfort had no intention of allowing Henry III to resume his autocratic ways.

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10. The story of how Henry IV's head became the subject of a forensic investigation can be traced to 1589, when his predecessor, Henry III, was assassinated by a fanatical monk.

11. Simplistically put, the Baron's War was fought over money and power; the major nobles of England thought that King Henry III had too much of the latter and was exercising it poorly.