pink to orange sheet battles Flashcards

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when was the first battle of st albans?

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may 1455

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who won at the first battle of st albans?

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yorkists

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outcomes of first battle of st albans

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somerset died =enabled yorkist 2nd protecterate

started blood feuds e.g. henry percy/clifford

taboos henry was injured + first open battle attack against royal forces

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what did somerset’s death at st albans mean?

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allowed 2nd protecterate

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what were started at the first attle of st albans?

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blood feuds e.g clifford and percy

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what taboos were committed at the first battle of st albans and what were the consequences of this?

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king was injured + first open battle against royal force

damaged yorkist reputation + lack of trust from nobility and civilians during 2nd protecterate

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when was the battle of blore heath?

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september 1459

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why did blore heath happen?

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yorkist attempt to meet at ludlow after the preemptive judgments made at the coventry council- margaret urged an assembly of army under james touchet + audley (had been members of princes council + received livery badges)

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who led blore heath for yorkists?

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salisbury

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what happened at blore heath

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expected lord stanley’s reinforcements- procastinated arrival which led to margaret’s missed opporuntities for attack

thomas and john neville capt (sal’s sons)

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who won at the battle of blore heath?

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yorkists led by salisbury

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what happened at blore heath?

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margaret sent forces = dissuade threat of yorkist army to princes council as they were near wales

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what were the outcomes of blore heath?

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lord audley killed
actions of salisbury are referenced at the POD

worsened yorkist reputation overall

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When was the battle of ludford bridge?

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october 1459

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who won at ludford? (technically?)

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lancastrians- yorkist fled

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what happened that worsened yorkist reputation at ludford?

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had repeatedly denied pardons - led to calais garrison defecting overnight as they refused to go against king + incl andrew trollope

yorkists fled- emph their treachery
ROY+ Rutland - ireland
edward of march + warwick + salisbury - calais

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what was the outcome of ludford?

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november 1459 - 27 yorkist lords were attainted

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when was the battle of northampton?

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july 1460- after arrival of calais lords at sandwich

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what happened at the battle of northampton?

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lord grey had aided the calais lords - later held up warwicl’s flags after helping him over barriers

rain had ruined and flooded the lanc camp and gunpowder

popularity of warwick in the south + influence aided victory

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what was the outcome at battle of northampton?

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calais lords - warwick and salisbury

shrewsbury, egremont and buckingham died

captured henry

21
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when was wakefield?

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december 1460

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what happened at wakefield

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Margaret rallied northern forces against york and marched south from lincluden

ambushed ROY + hid in forests around sandal castle

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who won at wakefield

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what was the outcome of wakefield

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ROY killed + buckingham
act of accord broken+ edward moved to gain throne

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when was mortimer's cross
february 1461
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who won at mortimer's cross
yorkists
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what happened at mortimer's cross?
edward made a significant and strong leadership appearance- motivated men with the appearance of sundog- sign from god
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what was the outcome of mortimer's cross?
stopped jasper tudor's reinforcements from reaching margaret- owen tudor later executed = more blood feuds owen tudor executed
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when was the second battle of st albans
feb 1461
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who won at the second battle of st albans?
lancastrians
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what were the outcomes of the second battle of st albans
lancs regained possession of henry which meant the yorkists lost claim to rule the gov bonville and kyrell killed- had been guarding henry for the yorkists when lancs went to london = barred entry
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when was the battle of towton
march 1461
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who won at towton
yorkists
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what happened at towton?
3/4 nobility involved in fighting yorkist successes: mowbray late arrival saved edward- battle had been indecisive and had made a surprise hidden attack, fauconberg's role on vanguard and edward keeping the left flank tg and killing his horse to demonstrate personal bravery wind and snow hindered lancs - yorkists fired arrows back + failed to retreat safely across cock beck
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what were the outcomes at towton?
clifford killed at ferrybridge day before roos+ andrew trollope killed + many lancs fled from york to scotland including margaret
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why did ROY fail at wakefield?
had chosen to attack instead of siege
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why did ROY choose to attack at wakefield
deception of lord audley- direct attack had been advised by ghim john neville rabys had presented false colours which indicated warwick's reinforcement arrival lancs had spent 3 days sending insulting messages york had allegedly made truce with som over xmas - lancs were not interested in honouring it
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how did edward demonstrate his skills at northampton
took advantage of flooding in lanc trenches to enter the camp + attack
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what happened at the second battle of st albans
3 battles led by montagu, warwick and norfolk forces remained uncoordinated - warwick couldn't extricate men from forces = staggered + yorkist cannons didn't work henry lovelace defection = loss kentish contignent - had been promised earl of kent for betraying warwick
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what happened at the first battle of st albans?
lancs had expected a peaceful negotiation for attack -york decided immediate attack - surprised james butler warwick had led reaguard behind back lanes + garden - lancs forces of henry surprised + unprepared (outflanked)
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background to ludford
yorkist lords gathered forces - warwick- calais, york- welsh, sal - yorkshire planned to meet in worcester