Titlebook: Bosworth Field and the Wars of the Roses; A. L. Rowse Book 1966 A. L. Rowse 1966 Britain.field.history

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Richard Vahrenkamp,Dirk C. Mattfeldgnates, the Church, the Lords and Commons in Parliament. The plain fact about the Yorkist dynasty was that Edward IV had captured the Crown by force in 1461, lost it to a combination of his own party supporters with the Lancastrians and recaptured it by force and luck in 1471.

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A Child-King: Henry VI,s personality, could have kept it going, perhaps for a full lifetime. Even so, we cannot believe that English rule in France could have continued beyond that, contrary to the whole contemporary trends of history.

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Edward IV: The Yorkist Experiment,e road to Flushing instead of going by boat as planned, simply to give the country folk the pleasure of seeing a procession. When enjoying himself at Windsor he invited the mayor and aldermen of London, “for none other errand but to have them hunt and be merry with him.”. In the first flush of his y