Yorkshire Battles
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It was admitted by the lords that Richard was the lineal heir to the throne, but Parliament had elected Henry IV. To the crown, Henry V. Had succeeded, and his son, the present King, had been accepted by the lords and commons, and, but for the ambition of York, his title would have remained unquestioned. The peers passed over the claims of the young Prince of Wales, and decided that the King should retain the crown, but that, on his death, York and his heirs should inherit it.
Margaret was imme...diately summoned to Lon- don, and prepared for the journey by raising her standard. Before she appeared upon the scene the battle of Sandal was fought.
The Yorkists now freely dipped their hands in blood. Lords Hungerford and Scales were allowed to pass out of the Tower free men, but the soldiers and officers had "to abide by the 156 YORKSHIRE BATTLES.
law. " Lord Scales was murdered within the week by mariners serving Warwick and March. He was seen " lying naked in the cemetery of the church of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was admitted by the lords that Richard was the lineal heir to the throne, but Parliament had elected Henry IV. To the crown, Henry V. Had succeeded, and his son, the present King, had been accepted by the lords and commons, and, but for the ambition of York, his title would have remained unquestioned. The peers passed over the claims of the young Prince of Wales, and decided that the King should retain the crown, but that, on his death, York and his heirs should inherit it.
Margaret was imme...diately summoned to Lon- don, and prepared for the journey by raising her standard. Before she appeared upon the scene the battle of Sandal was fought.
The Yorkists now freely dipped their hands in blood. Lords Hungerford and Scales were allowed to pass out of the Tower free men, but the soldiers and officers had "to abide by the 156 YORKSHIRE BATTLES.
law. " Lord Scales was murdered within the week by mariners serving Warwick and March. He was seen " lying naked in the cemetery of the church of St.
What to read after Yorkshire Battles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Lamplough to read onlineMoreLess
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