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Simnel cake is a
fruitcake ****ociated with Lent and
Easter and
widely eaten in England,
Ireland and
countries with
patterns of
migration from them. It...
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Lambert Simnel (c. 1477 –
after 1534) was a
pretender to the
throne of England. In 1487, his
claim to be
Edward Plantagenet, 17th Earl of Warwick, threatened...
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Ricardian Yorkists to
unseat the King in
favour of the
pretender Lambert Simnel.
Though it is
often portra**** as
almost a
footnote to the
major battles...
- of
cakes and buns have long been made for
Mothering Sunday,
especially Simnel cake, as
gifts to parents. This is a
traditional confection ****ociated with...
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short pastry with
butter cake "glued"
together with a
layer of marmalade.
Simnel cake has
become ****ociated with the
Easter season, but
according to Davidson...
- spelling) and
simnel were
words for
summer squash,
particularly Cucurbita pepo ssp. pepo,
common name
pattypan squash. The word
simnel was used because...
- a
major Yorkist rebellion. He
sought to
place Lambert Simnel on the throne,
claiming that
Simnel was, in fact, his
cousin Edward, Earl of Warwick. Whether...
- that one or both
princes may have
escaped ********ination. In 1487,
Lambert Simnel initially was
crowned in
Dublin as "King Edward", but
later claimed by others...
- ISBN 0712674489. Amin,
Nathen (15
April 2021).
Henry VII and the
Tudor Pretenders:
Simnel, Warbeck, and Warwick.
Amberley Publishing Limited. ISBN 978-1-4456-7509-1...
- Next, in 1487,
Yorkists led by
Lincoln rebelled in
support of
Lambert Simnel, a boy they
claimed to be
Edward of
Warwick (who was
actually a prisoner...
