- York, 3rd Duke of York. It was
through Anne Mortimer's
lineage that the
Yorkists derived their main
claim to the throne.
Following Edmund of Langley's death...
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Albans to join Edward's men and the
Yorkists were
welcomed into London.
Having lost
custody of Henry, the
Yorkists needed a
justification to
continue the...
-
position of the
Yorkists' encampment. The
Yorkists, however, had
sneaked in close, and the
Lancastrian artillery overshot their enemies. The
Yorkist cannon, meanwhile...
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period of
Yorkist rule and
initiating that of the Tudors. The
Battle of
Stoke Field was the
decisive engagement in an
attempt by
leading Yorkists to unseat...
- need for
Yorkist support,
Henry promised his hand to
Elizabeth well
before his
planned invasion of England, a
factor which caused many
Yorkists to abandon...
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defeat the
Yorkists and
reclaim the throne. Both
sides have
eight "rose cards" with
sorcerous abilities. The
Lancastrians want the
Yorkists'
white rose...
- Battle,
positioned on
Bernards Heath. In the damp conditions, many of the
Yorkists'
cannon and
handguns failed to fire, as
their powder was dampened. Warwick...
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between the
Yorkists and
their enemies. More broadly, though, the
personal basis for
their enmity was in the long term
disadvantageous to the
Yorkists. By focussing...
- The
Fellowship of the
White Boar, Richard's
badge and a
symbol of the
Yorkist army in the Wars of the Roses. Its
membership was
originally a
small group...
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Tudor was
captured while fighting for
Henry VI in
South Wales against the
Yorkists. He died
shortly afterwards in
Carmarthen Castle. His
younger brother,...
