This ruler founded Eton College to educate poor youths who would then attend Cambridge's King's College, which he also founded.
This ruler founded Eton College to educate poor youths who would then attend Cambridge's King's College, which he also founded. A cult that developed around supposed miracles which occurred at this ruler's tomb was used to legitimize the rule of a future head of his house. This ruler wrote "Pleasure is a privy prick, Which vice doth still provoke," and was first captured at the Battle of Northampton. This son of (*) Catherine of Valois was freed after the Second Battle of St. Albans and was forced to flee to Scotland after losing the Battle of Towton. Briefly restored by the Earl of Warwick in 1470, he was killed after the Battle of Tewkesbury, where his son Edward died and his wife, Margaret of Anjou, was forced to flee. For 10 points, name this last Lancastrian king of England who reigned at the start of the Wars of the Roses and was succeeded by Edward IV.
This ruler founded Eton College to educate poor youths who would then attend Cambridge's King's College, which he also founded.
Henry VI of England [prompt on Henry]