The Wars of the Roses

The Wars of the Roses Links

The Ballad of Bosworth Field Long (163-stanza) sixteenth-century poem, thought to be written by an eye-witness. Introduction by Michael Bennett, University of Tasmania. From the Richard III Society.
The Towton Project Investigation of a mass burial pit dated from the Battle of Towton, 1461. Provides information on the injuries suffered by the combatants.
Tewkesbury Battlefield Society Aims to preserve, promote and interpret the history, archaeology and natural history of the Tewkesbury Battlefield for future generations.
Wars of the Roses Outline A brief but sound history, from the Richard III Society.
The Wars of the Roses A complete and easy-to-follow overview of the wars including timelines, biographies and battle summaries.
Medieval soldier webpage Based around a fictional character, this page is ideal for students who are studying the period or reenactors wanting background information
Croyland Chronicle Important primary source for the study of the Wars of the Roses. From the Richard III Society.
The Battle of Tewkesbury An essay on the battle that brought final victory to the Yorkists in the Wars of the Roses. From The History Net.
The Arrival of Edward IV and the Recovery of His Kingdom Hypertext markup version of the anonymous contemporary chronicle, from the 1838 Camden Society edition.
The Wars of the Roses History, biographies and maps - set to a Shakespearian theme.
Wars of the Roses Several pages on the Wars of the Roses, from an enthusiast.

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