The White Lord of Wellesbourne
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Whitewell had seen more than its share of action over the years, more skirmishes than actual battles. It wasn’t preferential to move an army over the narrow, hazardous road that crossed the Pennines and straight into a battle, so most armies tended to travel far to the north or to the south to bypass them.
Whitewell’s greatest threat came from the mighty Richmond Castle to the northwest, held by Edmund Tudor, Earl of Richmond. Since both castles were fairly isolated, they took no real part in t...he major battles in the war between the Roses, but Whitewell spent a good deal of time fending off raids and other forms of harassment. Here in the northern wilds, the Houses of Lancaster and York butted against each other, intertwined, and territories tended to blend like oil and water.
Howard was well aware of the rivalries, old, new, imagined and otherwise. But he considered himself far more shrewd than his ancestors in that he fully understood the power of his location. Since nearly the moment he took possession of the castle when his father died fifteen years ago, he only had his own betterment in mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whitewell had seen more than its share of action over the years, more skirmishes than actual battles. It wasn’t preferential to move an army over the narrow, hazardous road that crossed the Pennines and straight into a battle, so most armies tended to travel far to the north or to the south to bypass them.
Whitewell’s greatest threat came from the mighty Richmond Castle to the northwest, held by Edmund Tudor, Earl of Richmond. Since both castles were fairly isolated, they took no real part in t...he major battles in the war between the Roses, but Whitewell spent a good deal of time fending off raids and other forms of harassment. Here in the northern wilds, the Houses of Lancaster and York butted against each other, intertwined, and territories tended to blend like oil and water.
Howard was well aware of the rivalries, old, new, imagined and otherwise. But he considered himself far more shrewd than his ancestors in that he fully understood the power of his location. Since nearly the moment he took possession of the castle when his father died fifteen years ago, he only had his own betterment in mind.
What to read after The White Lord of Wellesbourne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathryn Le Veque to read onlineMoreLess
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