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Readeption of King Henry VI

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Contemporary view on the readeption

February 3, 2022March 25, 2022 danmoorhouse 0 Comments King Edward IV, King Henry VI, Readeption, Warkworth Chronicle

Edward IV is portrayed as a usurper, oppressor and destroyer of the rightful king and noble blood of the realm

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