Titlebook: Bosworth Field and the Wars of the Roses; A. L. Rowse Book 1966 A. L. Rowse 1966 Britain.field.history

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Richard Vahrenkamp,Dirk C. Mattfeldd excursions, battles, feuds, the deaths of kings and princes, noble murders. The story of that century, which achieved a kind of culmination and received its quietus at Bosworth, was so dramatic that it inspired a prolific literature in prose and verse in the next century, reaching its summit with

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Transport- und Zuordnungsmodellet Richard should seek revenge upon the enemies who had humiliated him and killed his friends. All the same, it was not right in a king: Richard should have contented himself with their defeat. He had no magnanimity—that quality so necessary in highest place—such as Bolingbroke showed when he sat in

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