He went on to serve as a squire to the one-eyed Portuguese knight Vaz da Cunha after having come to the country in the service of Lady Brampton.
In a historical oddity he was raised by a cousin named John Steinbeck. He went on to serve as a squire to the one-eyed Portuguese knight Vaz da Cunha after having come to the country in the service of Lady Brampton. Within five years he was married to a Miss Gordon, one year after commanding an expedition provided with ships from Maximilian I. His early supporters included Kildare and Desmond, the latter with whom he spent some time in Munster after having aborted his planned invasion at Kent. His wife would end up in the service of Elizabeth of York but he would, after recanting at Westminister and Cheapside, be hung. For 10 points, name this Frenchman who was falsely proclaimed to be Richard, duke of York, the youngest of Edward IV's sons and was a pretender to the throne of Henry VII.
In a historical oddity he was raised by a cousin named John Steinbeck.
Perkin Warbeck (or Perkin de Werbecque)