Fatal Colours

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• Fatal Colours by George Goodwin: review

  On Palm Sunday 1461, in a blizzard of sleet and snow, two of the largest armies ever mustered on English soil met near the Yorkshire village of Towton. They fought for eight horrifying hours, with no quarter given on either side. By the time dusk fel ... (read full critics)

  telegraph.co.uk published on Wed, 20 Apr 2011

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  As a passionate reader of anything about the Wars of the Roses, I couldn't overlook this book. It's a very accurate and interesting rendering of the one the most devastating battles fought on English soil and of the causes that led to the conflict. Pity about the author's old fashioned views of Rich ... (continue)

  As a passionate reader of anything about the Wars of the Roses, I couldn't overlook this book. It's a very accurate and interesting rendering of the one the most devastating battles fought on English soil and of the causes that led to the conflict. Pity about the author's old fashioned views of Richard III's evilness!

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• English Books
• Others 288 Pages
• ISBN-10: 0297860712
• ISBN-13: 9780297860716
• Publisher: Weidenfeld and Nicolson
• Pub date: Apr 12, 2011
• Also available as: eBook

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