Тема: The War of the Roses: the Historical Facts of the Tudor Myth (Shakespeare’s Histories)

...Years' War these magnates became virtually petty kings within their own domains: the great northern families of Percy and Neville, for example, fought each other in the Wars of the Roses as much for supremacy in the North as for who should.

Allies had broken their promise on the single most critical military issue of the war three times.

In 1443 Henry VI sent the Duke of Somerset to France with an army and told him to 'use most cruel and mortal war '. However by 1453 the English had been driven out of all of France except Calais. The Wars of The Roses .

The history of the war in the Pacific falls neatly into three periods. The first six months of the war , from December 1941 to May 1942, were a time of unbroken Japanese military victory.

...March 1918 a peace treaty was signed in the White Palace of the Brest Fortress. The documents say that during the Northern War Peter the I came to...
Green parks and gardens, squares with wonderful roses , wide streets lined with trees make the...

After a long period of peace at home, the reign of Charles I saw civil war break out again in 1642, between King and Parliament. As during the Wars of the Roses and previous conflicts, the Tower was recognised as one of the most important of the...

The myth of the return is deeply embedded in Portuguese emigrant culture. It plays a role in the decision to leave, and it is an important reason why, before World War II, men migrated while women stayed, even though many men never returned.