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Peter Basset
Peter Basset (fl. 1421), was a biographer of Henry V of England. Several lost historic works and biographies have been attributed to him, but none of his manuscripts appear to have survived into the modern era.
==Literary works==
Basset is stated by Bale to have been the chamberlain and intimate friend of Henry V, and to have written in English a detailed and interesting life of his patron under the title of ''Acta Regis Henrici Quinti.'' Tanner ascribes to Basset another historical work, called ''De Actis Armorum et Conquestus Regni Franciæ ducatus Normanniæ, ducatus Alenconiæ, ducatus Andegaviæ et Cenomanniæ, etc. Ad nobilem virum Johannem Falstolf, baronem de Cyllyequotem.''
Edward Hall, the chronicler of the Wars of the Roses, writing before 1542, mentions "Ihon Basset" among the English writers whose works he had consulted, and this reference almost certainly applies to Peter Basset, whom Pits likewise miscalls "John." Hall quotes "Peter Basset, esquire, which at the time of his death was his chamberlayn," as his authority for the statement that Henry V "died of a plurisis." Thomas Hearne, in the preface to his edition of Thomas Elmham's ''Vita et Gesta Henrici V'', describes, among the extant accounts of Henry V's actions in France, a work in manuscript entitled ''Petri Basseti et Christophori Hansoni adversaria.''
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