The Wars of the Roses
The Fall of the Plantagenets and the Rise of the Tudors
by:
Dan Jones
in:
European History
Summary:
The book chronicles the tumultuous period of English history from the reign of Henry VI to the rise of Henry VII, detailing the complex political machinations, battles, and family rivalries that led to the end of the Plantagenet dynasty and the beginning of Tudor rule. It provides a vivid narrative of the personalities and events that shaped this era, including the Battle of Bosworth Field and the pivotal roles of figures such as Edward IV, Richard III, and Elizabeth of York.
Key points:
1. Wars of the Roses Complexity: The book explores the intricate nature of these 15th-century English civil wars, involving multiple factions and power struggles.
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