A number of histories claim that this figure was nearly killed at the hands of a Northumbrian robber who was allayed when he realized who it was.
A number of histories claim that this figure was nearly killed at the hands of a Northumbrian robber who was allayed when he realized who it was. Compromised by the cession of Maine to her father, her long life saw the reversal of the Haxey judgment, while her marriage, part of the truce of Tours, [*] aroused controversy when it was arranged in absentia by the Earl of Suffolk. She ceded Berwick to the Scots in order to gain their support, and also sought help from the Earl of Warwick, who was slain at Barnet, leaving her and a young son nearly defenseless at Tewkesbury. The founder of Queen's College, in Cambridge, FTP, identify this embattled matriarch who struggled to preserve the throne for her husband Henry VI.
A number of histories claim that this figure was nearly killed at the hands of a Northumbrian robber who was allayed when he realized who it was.
{Margaret of Anjou}