The Wars of the Roses, 1377-1471
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' Wheth., i. 401.
1 52 THE WARS OF THE ROSES [1461 fain and thanked God . . . and said, ' Let us walk in a new vineyard, and let us make us a gay garden in the month of March with this fair white rose and herb, the Earl of March.' " ' Edward stayed for the next week in Baynard's Castle,^ which belonged to his family. Meanwhile conversations were being held between the magnates of the Yorkist party and the chief citizens of London. The logic of events was steadily leading everyone to the final s...tep, when the Yorkist prince should not merely be declared heir to the throne, but actually king. The victory of the queen at St Albans, the promptly ensuing executions of the captured leaders, the spoiling of St Albans by the conquering army, had shown all who stood by Edward that there was no possibility of making terms with the queen. The Yorkists were now not merely enemies of the crown in fact, but in law too, for King Henry was willingly with the queen, and all who opposed her and him were traitors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Wheth., i. 401.
1 52 THE WARS OF THE ROSES [1461 fain and thanked God . . . and said, ' Let us walk in a new vineyard, and let us make us a gay garden in the month of March with this fair white rose and herb, the Earl of March.' " ' Edward stayed for the next week in Baynard's Castle,^ which belonged to his family. Meanwhile conversations were being held between the magnates of the Yorkist party and the chief citizens of London. The logic of events was steadily leading everyone to the final s...tep, when the Yorkist prince should not merely be declared heir to the throne, but actually king. The victory of the queen at St Albans, the promptly ensuing executions of the captured leaders, the spoiling of St Albans by the conquering army, had shown all who stood by Edward that there was no possibility of making terms with the queen. The Yorkists were now not merely enemies of the crown in fact, but in law too, for King Henry was willingly with the queen, and all who opposed her and him were traitors.
What to read after The Wars of the Roses, 1377-1471?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R B Robert Balmain Mowat to read onlineMoreLess
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