History of England for Use in Schools
History of England for Use in Schools
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Edward, with characteristic audacity, perceiving that the coasts of those parts of the country which were favourable to him were carefully guarded, followed the example of Henry IV. , and landed unexpectedly at Kavenspur in Yorkshire; announcing that he Edward was come * claim not the Crown but only his York returns, inheritance. As he advanced south, adherents flocked to 147X0 his standard; Clarence, already tired of subjection to Warwick, joined him at Coventry; he entered London unchecked, a...gain took possession of the person of Henry VI. , and then marched out to decide whether he or Warwick should rule England.
Warwick had been raising forces in the midlands, but had not been strong enough to face Edward on the southward march. On Barnet, Easter day the battle was fought at Barnet, in a mist April 14. Which beguiled two portions of Warwick's army into attacking each other. Victory lay with the Yorkists; Warwick 150 In the days of the Barons 1461 himself held his ground but fell fighting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Edward, with characteristic audacity, perceiving that the coasts of those parts of the country which were favourable to him were carefully guarded, followed the example of Henry IV. , and landed unexpectedly at Kavenspur in Yorkshire; announcing that he Edward was come * claim not the Crown but only his York returns, inheritance. As he advanced south, adherents flocked to 147X0 his standard; Clarence, already tired of subjection to Warwick, joined him at Coventry; he entered London unchecked, a...gain took possession of the person of Henry VI. , and then marched out to decide whether he or Warwick should rule England.
Warwick had been raising forces in the midlands, but had not been strong enough to face Edward on the southward march. On Barnet, Easter day the battle was fought at Barnet, in a mist April 14. Which beguiled two portions of Warwick's army into attacking each other. Victory lay with the Yorkists; Warwick 150 In the days of the Barons 1461 himself held his ground but fell fighting.
What to read after History of England for Use in Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur D Arthur Donald Innes to read onlineMoreLess
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