lancastrians in A Sentence

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    However, Trollope had lied, and the Lancastrians won the battle handily.

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    To add insult to injury, the Lancastrians put a paper crown on Richard of York's head.

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    The Lancastrians, meanwhile, didn't adopt the red rose until the 1480s, when the conflict was finally dying down.

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    However, despite the Yorkists' confidence, the Lancastrians had been looting the countryside and were still very much a serious threat.

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    In 1459, Richard of York, Warwick, and their allies were summoned to court by Queen Margaret and her Lancastrians.

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    Henry and his family went on the run, and the Lancastrians wouldn't seriously threaten Edward IV again until 1470, nine years later.

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    She gathered loyalists to her cause, raised an army, and in 1460, the Lancastrians met the Yorkists at the Battle of Wakefield.

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    They were mostly Lancastrians, though we can only imagine how suspicious their allies were when a Yorkshireman had to admit what county he came from.

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