A book named for this city, thought to be authored by Juliana Berners, contains three essays on hawking, hunting, and heraldry, and was printed in color in 1486.
A book named for this city, thought to be authored by Juliana Berners, contains three essays on hawking, hunting, and heraldry, and was printed in color in 1486. During a battle at this city, one side camped behind ramparts at Tonman Ditch and Thomas Clifford died during a rear attack near Cross Keys, defending this town's barricades. One force made a stand in this city at Beech Bottom Dyke, an ancient earthwork, while the opposing monarch reportedly spent thewhole battle singing under a tree and talking to himself. The death of Edmund Beaufort, Duke of Somerset at this site led to a tense four-year peace, after which the battles of Blore Heath and Ludford Bridge broke out. The second battle at this site occurred a few days after the Battle of Mortimer's Cross, and saw Margaret of Anjou successfully recapture her husband Henry VI. For10 points, name this site of two battles during the Wars of the Roses, including the first battle of the war.
A book named for this city, thought to be authored by Juliana Berners, contains three essays on hawking, hunting, and heraldry, and was printed in color in 1486.
St. Albans