Perkin Warbeck
Perkin Warbeck
RICHARD III literally carved his way to the throne of England. It would hardly be an exaggeration to say that he waded to it through blood…
Perkin Warbeck: Simnel
Simnel's span of notoriety was only a year, the close of which was attended with heavy slaughter Lon Barget Richarterre plene varbeck nasit…
Perkin Warbeck: Antwerp
A maternal aunt was married to Peter Flamme, Receiver of Tournay and also Dean of the Guild of Schelde Boatmen. A cousin, John Steinbeck…
Perkin Warbeck: Edward
About 1483 or 1484, on account of the Flemish War, Pierrequin left Tournay, proceeding to Antwerp, and to Middleburg, where he took service…
Perkin Warbeck: Pregent
After this he was with a Breton merchant, Pregent Meno, of whom he states incidentally: "he made me learn English." Pierrequin Werbecque…
Perkin Warbeck: Irish
It cannot be denied that the Irish people were in this matter as unstable as they were swift in their judgments, so that their actions are…
Perkin Warbeck: Kildare
At the end of the fifteenth century Ireland was still so far removed from England that even Warbeck's Irish successes, emphasised though…
Perkin Warbeck: Court
A noble at the Court of Louis XIV was extremely like the King, who on its being pointed out to him sent for his double and asked him: "Was…
Perkin Warbeck: Henry
After making an attempt to capture Waterford, the adventurer transferred the scene of his endeavours from Ireland to Scotland which offered…
Perkin Warbeck: Elizabeth
An Act of Parliament, 1 Richard III, Cap. 15, made at Westminster on the 23 Jan., 1485, precluded all possibility even if Warbeck should…