Reasons why York was excluded
- Created by: Katie Beaumont
- Created on: 08-05-17 19:09
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- Why was York EXCLUDED
- York was Henry VI's BIGGEST THREAT as his CLOSEST RELATIVE
- He was RESENTED
- The King's CHIEF ADVISORS OPPOSED York
- This included WILLIAM de la POLE (Duke of Suffolk) & EDMUND BEAUFORT (Duke of Somerset)
- They were NOT PREPARED to SHARE their power
- So they led a HOUSEHOLD COURT FACTION
- They were NOT PREPARED to SHARE their power
- This included WILLIAM de la POLE (Duke of Suffolk) & EDMUND BEAUFORT (Duke of Somerset)
- Margaret of ANJOU did NOT TRUST York
- This was because York was his BLOOD RELATIVE
- Thus she kept him at arms length
- This was because York was his BLOOD RELATIVE
- He was TOO DEMANDING & ARROGANT
- He PREFERRED CONFRONTATION & CHALLENGE over patience and cultivating friendships
- He had LITTLE RESPECT for his INFERIORS & had LITTLE MILITARY SKILLS
- He had FUED with SOMERSET
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