The Grateful Indian
The Grateful Indian
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The unhappy queen having no one to care for, gave up the contest, andwent to end her days in France, and for thirteen years afterwards therewas no more open warfare in England; but there were still two parties, so that the White and the Red Rose were badges of enmity as before, forit was natural enough that all who, like the De Cliffords, had sufferedfrom the success of the Yorkists, should wish to see the line ofLancaster restored. The existing heir of that family was Henry, Earl ofRichmond, w...ho was an exile in France, when Edward the Fourth died, leaving two sons, the eldest only eleven years of age. These were thetwo little princes that were sent to the Tower by their cruel, ambitiousuncle, Richard the Third, who contrived that they should both die there, that he might wear the crown himself; but he had reigned very littlemore than two years when some of the great nobles, disgusted by histyranny, sent word to the Earl of Richmond that, if he came to England, with a view to dethrone the usurper, he would find plenty of friendsready to assist him.
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The unhappy queen having no one to care for, gave up the contest, andwent to end her days in France, and for thirteen years afterwards therewas no more open warfare in England; but there were still two parties, so that the White and the Red Rose were badges of enmity as before, forit was natural enough that all who, like the De Cliffords, had sufferedfrom the success of the Yorkists, should wish to see the line ofLancaster restored. The existing heir of that family was Henry, Earl ofRichmond, w...ho was an exile in France, when Edward the Fourth died, leaving two sons, the eldest only eleven years of age. These were thetwo little princes that were sent to the Tower by their cruel, ambitiousuncle, Richard the Third, who contrived that they should both die there, that he might wear the crown himself; but he had reigned very littlemore than two years when some of the great nobles, disgusted by histyranny, sent word to the Earl of Richmond that, if he came to England, with a view to dethrone the usurper, he would find plenty of friendsready to assist him.
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