Propaganda and the First Battle of St.Albans, 1455
By Michael Hicks Nottingham Medieval Studies, Vol.44 (2000) We thank the editors of Nottingham Medieval Studies for their permission to republish this article.
By Michael Hicks Nottingham Medieval Studies, Vol.44 (2000) We thank the editors of Nottingham Medieval Studies for their permission to republish this article.
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