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Posts Tagged ‘Battle of Losecoat 1470’

The Battle of Losecoat, 12th March 1470: Salted wounds, without curing

By Manorial Counsel | March 12, 2019
Battle of Losecoat

Think Wars of the Roses. Think Yorkists, Lancastrians, and a melting pot of politics. Think Richard Neville, the 16th Earl of Warwick, in a twirl as he swaps his allegiance left, right, and centre. And think Edward IV needing eyes in the back of his head. 1469 had been a tough year for Edward, the…

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