War of the Roses Essays

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Edward's first rule
Relations with the nobility, the Lancastrian problem, law and order, royal finances, marriage and an heir, foreign policy
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Edward loses the throne 1470
Edward IV's mistakes, Warwick, Margaret of Anjou, discontent and rebellion in England, Duke of Clarence
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Edward's 2nd rule
Domestic policy (Wales, Ireland, north, personal style of government, law and order, royal finances), foreign policy (Treaty of Picquigny 1475, Scotland after 1475, Burgundy after 1475, anti-French policy)
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Richard III - how?
Divisions at court, early death of Edward IV, power, swiftness, ruthlessness, help from others, weakness of Edward V
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Richard III - intentions
Fear of attack by Woodvilles, fear of losing northern lands, belief England needed him, ambition for power as king (immediately after EIV's death), belief he was rightful heir, ambition for power as king (late May/early June)
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Richard III - rule
Buckingham's Rebellion, planting of northerners in the south, council of the north, style of ruling, using men of ability, financial policy, foreign policy
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Richard's loss of the throne/Bosworth, Henry VII
Rivalries with northern lands, character, dependence on a narrow group of supporters, planting of northerners in south, French support for Henry of Richmond, Bosworth, disappearance of the princes, Buckingham's rebellion
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Henry and security
Securing in the early years, the Lovell conspiracy, Yorkshire Rebellion, Cornish Rebellion, Simnel, Warbeck, Edmund de la Pole (Earl of Suffolk)
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Henry VII domestic policy
Henry and the nobility, royal finances
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Edward IV's mistakes, Warwick, Margaret of Anjou, discontent and rebellion in England, Duke of Clarence

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Edward loses the throne 1470

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Domestic policy (Wales, Ireland, north, personal style of government, law and order, royal finances), foreign policy (Treaty of Picquigny 1475, Scotland after 1475, Burgundy after 1475, anti-French policy)

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Divisions at court, early death of Edward IV, power, swiftness, ruthlessness, help from others, weakness of Edward V

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Card 5

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Fear of attack by Woodvilles, fear of losing northern lands, belief England needed him, ambition for power as king (immediately after EIV's death), belief he was rightful heir, ambition for power as king (late May/early June)

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