Last Yorkists

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History & Criticism
History of England
History of The Plantagenets & Medieval England
History of the Renaissance
House of York
Medieval History
Medieval Military History
Middle Ages
Tudor Dynasty
Wars of the Roses

Product details

  • ISBN 9781398121690
  • Weight: 757g
  • Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
  • Publication Date: 15 Sep 2025
  • Publisher: Amberley Publishing
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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Edmund and Richard de la Pole were the last princes of the House of York to actively seek the English throne – their epic thirty year struggle against Henry VII and Henry VIII saw them plunged into a murderous maelstrom of international intrigue. Although the brothers were nephews of Richard III, England’s last Yorkist king, neither had been born to rule and they were forced into rebellion by the relentless scheming of their Tudor rivals.

During their miserable years of exile, both men would be pursued by assassins, beset by spies and betrayed by friends; but when Edmund found himself trapped by the shifting sands of medieval alliances, Richard took on the mantle of ‘White Rose’. Being far more shrewd than his irascible brother, Richard successfully recruited the French and Scottish kings to the Yorkist cause and his attempts to depose the Tudors would win him fame and fortune on battlefields from Naples to Northumberland - but not the crown he so desperately desired.

Richard Anderton is a writer from the north of England with a passion for history. In addition to the groundbreaking The Last Yorkists (2025), he has previously written historical fiction, as well as writing for a variety of magazines.

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