Battle of Towton: A History Nonfiction (Medieval England History)

Uncover the brutal reality of one of the bloodiest battles in English history. Battle of Towton plunges you into the heart of the Wars of the Roses, where the clash between Yorkist and Lancastrian forces shaped the destiny of England. Experience the ferocity of hand-to-hand combat, the chilling impact of a blizzard on a battlefield already drenched in blood, and the devastating consequences of a conflict that shattered lives and legacies.
Explore the strategic decisions, political machinations, and military tactics that defined the Battle of Towton on Palm Sunday, March 29th, 1461. Discover the key players, from Edward, Earl of March (future Edward IV), to the valiant but ultimately defeated forces of Henry VI and Margaret of Anjou. Unravel the medieval warfare strategies, the use of longbows and poleaxes, and the sheer scale of the carnage.
Delve deeper than the simplistic narratives, examining the social and political impacts of the battle and its lasting repercussions on the English civil war. Witness firsthand the devastation that left thousands dead and irrevocably altered the course of English history. Battle of Towton offers a gripping and unflinching account of a pivotal moment in time.
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