The Strife of the Roses and Days of the Tudors in the West By: William Henry Hamilton Rogers
The Strife of the Roses and Days of the Tudors in the West by William Henry Hamilton Rogers is an engaging and comprehensive historical account that delves into two captivating eras of English history. Rogers skillfully navigates through the complex political and social landscape of the Wars of the Roses, offering a detailed exploration of the conflicts between the Houses of York and Lancaster. With a meticulous approach, the author provides a wealth of information about the key figures, strategic decisions, and significant battles that shaped this tumultuous period. His narrative is both informative and captivating, effectively bringing these historical events to life. One of the book's notable strengths is Rogers' ability to seamlessly transition between the Wars of the Roses and the subsequent Tudor dynasty. The author delves into the era of Henry VII's reign, skillfully examining the political aftermath of the Wars and the establishment of the Tudor dynasty. The inclusion of this post-conflict period adds depth and context to the overall narrative, allowing readers to better understand the long-lasting implications of the Wars. Furthermore, Rogers excels in integrating primary sources and contemporary accounts into his work. His extensive research is evident throughout the book, as he draws on a wide range of historical documents and chronicles to create a well-rounded and balanced account of these periods. This attention to detail makes the book a valuable resource for both scholars and enthusiasts of English history. While the book is informative and meticulously researched, it can at times become overwhelming due to the dense wealth of information presented. The complexity of the political landscape, coupled with the numerous players involved, might prove challenging for those unfamiliar with the subject matter. However, Rogers' clear and concise writing style helps mitigate this issue, ensuring that readers will still find the book accessible and engaging. The overall structure of the book is well-organized, with chapters clearly delineated and each section building upon the previous one. This allows readers to follow the narrative easily and facilitates a comprehensive understanding of the historical events discussed. In conclusion, The Strife of the Roses and Days of the Tudors in the West is a remarkable historical account, showcasing the author's extensive knowledge and research in the field. With its engaging narrative and meticulous attention to detail, this book offers a vibrant exploration of the Wars of the Roses and the subsequent Tudor dynasty. Whether one is a seasoned history enthusiast or a newcomer to the subject, William Henry Hamilton Rogers' work is a valuable addition to the study of English history. First Page: THE STRIFE OF THE ROSES AND DAYS OF THE TUDORS IN THE WEST. by W. H. HAMILTON ROGERS, F.S.A., Author of "Memorials of the West," &c. Illustrated by Roscoe Gibbs. "WHAT FAME IS LEFT FOR HUMAN DEEDS IN ENDLESS AGE?" Exeter: James G. Commin, 230 High Street. London: W. W. Gibbings, 18 Bury Street. M.DCCC.XC. Torquay: Printed by Shinner & Dodd. M.DCCC.XC. PREFACE The subjects described in the following pages, have been chosen from among the almost unlimited number that present themselves to notice, during the stirring periods in which they are included, as they appeared to lend interest and variety of incident, illustrative of the days wherein they occurred. The concluding paper not originally written for this series extends into the era of the early Stuart, and has claimed admission from the comparatively unique features of its history. W. H. H. R. "THE MIDDLE AGES HAD THEIR WARS AND AGONIES, BUT ALSO INTENSE DELIGHTS. THEIR GOLD WAS DASHED WITH BLOOD; BUT OURS IS SPRINKLED WITH DUST. THEIR LIFE WAS INWOVE WITH WHITE AND PURPLE, OURS IS ONE SEAMLESS STUFF OF BROWN." John Ruskin. CONTENTS. PAGE 1. "OUR STEWARD OF HOUSEHOLD." ROBERT, LORD WILLOUGHBY DE BROKE, K... Continue reading book >>

The Strife of the Roses and Days of the Tudors in the West By: William Henry Hamilton Rogers

The Strife of the Roses and Days of the Tudors in the West by William Henry Hamilton Rogers is an engaging and comprehensive historical account that delves into two captivating eras of English history.

Rogers skillfully navigates through the complex political and social landscape of the Wars of the Roses, offering a detailed exploration of the conflicts between the Houses of York and Lancaster. With a meticulous approach, the author provides a wealth of information about the key figures, strategic decisions, and significant battles that shaped this tumultuous period. His narrative is both informative and captivating, effectively bringing these historical events to life.

One of the book's notable strengths is Rogers' ability to seamlessly transition between the Wars of the Roses and the subsequent Tudor dynasty. The author delves into the era of Henry VII's reign, skillfully examining the political aftermath of the Wars and the establishment of the Tudor dynasty. The inclusion of this post-conflict period adds depth and context to the overall narrative, allowing readers to better understand the long-lasting implications of the Wars.

Furthermore, Rogers excels in integrating primary sources and contemporary accounts into his work. His extensive research is evident throughout the book, as he draws on a wide range of historical documents and chronicles to create a well-rounded and balanced account of these periods. This attention to detail makes the book a valuable resource for both scholars and enthusiasts of English history.

While the book is informative and meticulously researched, it can at times become overwhelming due to the dense wealth of information presented. The complexity of the political landscape, coupled with the numerous players involved, might prove challenging for those unfamiliar with the subject matter. However, Rogers' clear and concise writing style helps mitigate this issue, ensuring that readers will still find the book accessible and engaging.

The overall structure of the book is well-organized, with chapters clearly delineated and each section building upon the previous one. This allows readers to follow the narrative easily and facilitates a comprehensive understanding of the historical events discussed.

In conclusion, The Strife of the Roses and Days of the Tudors in the West is a remarkable historical account, showcasing the author's extensive knowledge and research in the field. With its engaging narrative and meticulous attention to detail, this book offers a vibrant exploration of the Wars of the Roses and the subsequent Tudor dynasty. Whether one is a seasoned history enthusiast or a newcomer to the subject, William Henry Hamilton Rogers' work is a valuable addition to the study of English history.

First Page:

THE STRIFE OF THE ROSES AND DAYS OF THE TUDORS IN THE WEST.

W. H. HAMILTON ROGERS, F.S.A.,

Author of "Memorials of the West," &c.

Illustrated by Roscoe Gibbs.

"WHAT FAME IS LEFT FOR HUMAN DEEDS IN ENDLESS AGE?"

Exeter: James G. Commin, 230 High Street. London: W. W. Gibbings, 18 Bury Street. M.DCCC.XC.

Torquay: Printed by Shinner & Dodd. M.DCCC.XC.

PREFACE

The subjects described in the following pages, have been chosen from among the almost unlimited number that present themselves to notice, during the stirring periods in which they are included, as they appeared to lend interest and variety of incident, illustrative of the days wherein they occurred. The concluding paper not originally written for this series extends into the era of the early Stuart, and has claimed admission from the comparatively unique features of its history.

W. H. H. R.

"THE MIDDLE AGES HAD THEIR WARS AND AGONIES, BUT ALSO INTENSE DELIGHTS. THEIR GOLD WAS DASHED WITH BLOOD; BUT OURS IS SPRINKLED WITH DUST. THEIR LIFE WAS INWOVE WITH WHITE AND PURPLE, OURS IS ONE SEAMLESS STUFF OF BROWN."

John Ruskin.

CONTENTS.

PAGE

1. "OUR STEWARD OF HOUSEHOLD." ROBERT, LORD WILLOUGHBY DE BROKE, K... Continue reading book >>

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