Results, for the poll for who was the most influential woman of the Wars of the Roses, are as follows:
🥉 Margaret of Anjou
🥈 Margaret Beaufort
And the winner is...
🥇 Elizabeth Woodville
Thanks for voting, well done Lizzie, and make sure to send in any poll suggestions!
@WinterKyng Nope, I meant Margaret ‘of Burgundy’, my sister, born 1446, who plotted against you through Perkin Warbeck, carrying on the remnants of the Yorkist cause, which you put down ending fully the conflicts. Interesting you didn’t know that...
Poll coming tomorrow on the most influential women of the Wars of the Roses. Make sure to do your research, you can’t have Henry VI do well in this one, as you’ve done before.
Usually I’d put a historical outlook on something I tweet, but not here. This is the attitude I wish people had now. This should not be a debate. This should just be a fight against systemic racist problems and lead to a fair world, where we help others no matter of who they are.
"If the other three police officers who were standing around when George Floyd was murdered had thought about intervening like what we did, George Floyd would be alive today."
Patrick Hutchinson, who was pictured carrying a protestor to safety at violent demo says what happened.
Dear everyone who’s suddenly interested in history,
This is a brief phase for most of you but perhaps a few of you will realise your modern era is wholly shaped by people & events from the past & maybe you’ll also realise that people who love history are the sexiest people alive.
So it turns out that Clarence wasn’t supporting Warwick at Edgecote but was just there having gone on a horse ride to test his eyesight. Nor could he have been making a deal with Warwick and Margaret of Anjou as he was at a pub in Woking Sri king mead (so he tells me).