"The Wars of the Roses: or, Stories of the Struggle of York and Lancaster" by John G. Edgar plunges into the heart of 15th-century England, a nation torn apart by dynastic conflict. This meticulously researched historical account details the tumultuous period when the houses of York and Lancaster clashed in a bloody struggle for the English throne. Explore the key battles and figures that defined this era, as Edgar vividly recounts the events that shaped the course of English history.
Spanning decades of intrigue, betrayal, and warfare, this book offers a compelling narrative of one of England's most dramatic periods. Delve into the complex political landscape, the shifting allegiances, and the personal stories behind the conflict. "The Wars of the Roses" remains a powerful and insightful exploration of power, ambition, and the enduring consequences of civil war.
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