Crown of Roses

by Fiona Buckley

Edward IV is shakily enthroned and England is torn in the York-Lancaster civil strife. The period is marked by blood and death in public and in private. The scheming of rival factions at court, the rivalry of the king's brothers, and the unhappy role of royal women are vividly illuminated, particularly through the eyes of John Alcock, bishop and important civil servant.

ISBN: 9781628154108

628 pages

Published: 2006-01-01

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