1455 to 1461
Events and consequences between 1455 and 1461.
- Created by: Matt Lowe
- Created on: 15-04-13 16:25
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- 1455 to 1461
- Lancastrian Mistakes
- 1455 to 1461
- Act of Accord, '60.
- Yorkist successes
- Ambitions of York
- Luck
- Henry and Margaret
- Battle of Blore Heath, '59.
- 1st St. Albans, 55.
- Battles
- Battles
- 1st St. Albans, 55.
- Ludford Birdge, '59,.
- Battles
- Wakefield, '60.
- 2nd St. Albans, '61.
- Battles
- 1st St. Albans, 55.
- Northampton, '60.
- Battle of Blore Heath, '59.
- Battle of Blore Heath, '59.
- Wakefield, '60.
- 2nd St. Albans, '61.
- Mortimer's Cross, '61.
- Northampton, '60.
- Northampton, '60.
- Towton, '61.
- Mortimer's Cross, '61.
- Mortimer's Cross, '61.
- Towton, '61.
- Luck
- 1% of population killed. {20,000}
- Luck
- Weather in Yorkist favour.
- Towton, '61.
- 1% of population killed. {20,000}
- Towton, '61.
- First victory for Edward Earl of March.
- Edward Earl of March becomes king.
- Act of Accord, '60.
- York killed.
- H6 released.
- Parliament of Devils; disinherited Yorkists.
- Lancastrian Mistakes
- Allow York to escape.
- Lancastrian Mistakes
- York feels isolated; fights.
- Parliament of Devils; disinherited Yorkists.
- Allow York to escape.
- Allow York to escape.
- Parliament of Devils; disinherited Yorkists.
- Capture H6.
- Margaret seeks help from Scots.
- Army in exchange for Berwick.
- Margaret seeks help from Scots.
- Margaret seeks help from Scots.
- Self funded: pillaging.
- Army in exchange for Berwick.
- Army in exchange for Berwick.
- York: Ireland, Warwick & Salisbury: Calais.
- Margaret shifts courts to Midlands.
- Margaret: power hungry.
- Henry and Margaret
- Henry and Margaret
- Showed to be weak king.
- King is essentially useless.
- Capture H6.
- Capture H6.
- Loveday, '58: Margaret had majority of control.
- Hated York for disinheriting her son.
- Yorkists popular with London's magnates and gentry.
- Yorkist successes
- Yorkist successes
- King of England.
- Ambitions of York
- Ambitions of York
- Act of Accord.
- King of England.
- King of England.
- Reversed Act of Attainder.
- Warwick switching sides.
- Brought money, castles and retainers.
- Warwick switching sides.
- Warwick switching sides.
- Poor patronage.
- Isolated Warwick; favoured Somerset
- Isolated Warwick; favoured Somerset
- Andrew Trollop switches sides.
- Ludford Birdge, '59,.
- Ludford Birdge, '59,.
- Yorkist victories.
- Lancastrian victories.
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