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Fotheringhay Castle - History
... III retained control of the castle, and it remained in royal possession until the reign of Edward II ... Edward II granted Fotheringhay Castle to John of Brittany, Earl of Richmond ... She died in 1377, and Edward III gave her property over to his son, Edmund Langley ...
... III retained control of the castle, and it remained in royal possession until the reign of Edward II ... Edward II granted Fotheringhay Castle to John of Brittany, Earl of Richmond ... She died in 1377, and Edward III gave her property over to his son, Edmund Langley ...
Cultural Depictions Of Edward IV Of England - Literature
... Edward IV features as a character in The plays Henry VI, Part 2, Henry VI, Part 3, and Richard III, by William Shakespeare. 1955 film Richard III, Richard directly hastens Edward's death, by informing the already ailing king that one of his brothers, George, Duke of Clarence is dead (Edward had revoked the order for Clarence's exceution ... The plays King Edward IV, Part 1 and King Edward IV, Part 2, by Thomas Heywood, a contemporary of Shakespeare's ...
... Edward IV features as a character in The plays Henry VI, Part 2, Henry VI, Part 3, and Richard III, by William Shakespeare. 1955 film Richard III, Richard directly hastens Edward's death, by informing the already ailing king that one of his brothers, George, Duke of Clarence is dead (Edward had revoked the order for Clarence's exceution ... The plays King Edward IV, Part 1 and King Edward IV, Part 2, by Thomas Heywood, a contemporary of Shakespeare's ...
History Of The English Fiscal System - Further Forms of Tax Raising
... After the enthronement of Edward IV, however, the tenth was literally taken up and voted (1472) by Parliament as a special military provision only ... The most original contribution of Edward IV's reign to fiscal policy was that of benevolences or payments by wealthy subjects of sums requested by the king ... Edward IV failed to capitalise on the many forfeited estates reverting to the crown during the wars of the roses of the 15th century, so that the main ...
... After the enthronement of Edward IV, however, the tenth was literally taken up and voted (1472) by Parliament as a special military provision only ... The most original contribution of Edward IV's reign to fiscal policy was that of benevolences or payments by wealthy subjects of sums requested by the king ... Edward IV failed to capitalise on the many forfeited estates reverting to the crown during the wars of the roses of the 15th century, so that the main ...
Anne Of York, Duchess Of Exeter - Marriages and Issue
1461, her younger brother was declared King Edward IV in London ... to Thomas Grey, 1st Marquess of Dorset, son of Edward IV's queen Elizabeth Woodville by her first husband ... During the Readeption of Henry VI, Anne remained loyal to her brother Edward, and, in what seems to have been her only intervention in politics, worked hard ...
1461, her younger brother was declared King Edward IV in London ... to Thomas Grey, 1st Marquess of Dorset, son of Edward IV's queen Elizabeth Woodville by her first husband ... During the Readeption of Henry VI, Anne remained loyal to her brother Edward, and, in what seems to have been her only intervention in politics, worked hard ...
Cecily Of York - Reign of Edward IV
... In 1474, Edward IV contacted a marriage alliance with James III of Scotland, whereby Cecily was betrothed to the future James IV of Scotland ... was, however, unpopular in the Kingdom of Scotland, and later military conflicts between Edward IV and James III negated the marriage arrangement ... Edward IV continued to pay the Scottish dowry until on 11 June 1482, Cecily was betrothed by the Treaty of Fotheringhay to Alexander Stewart, Duke of Albany, the exiled ...
... In 1474, Edward IV contacted a marriage alliance with James III of Scotland, whereby Cecily was betrothed to the future James IV of Scotland ... was, however, unpopular in the Kingdom of Scotland, and later military conflicts between Edward IV and James III negated the marriage arrangement ... Edward IV continued to pay the Scottish dowry until on 11 June 1482, Cecily was betrothed by the Treaty of Fotheringhay to Alexander Stewart, Duke of Albany, the exiled ...
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