- him to
distance himself from the
Woodvilles. In no
position to argue, the king sent the
Woodville party away.
Woodville and
Rivers went
first to the Rivers...
-
marriage between Richard Woodville and
Jacquetta of Luxembourg,
which briefly scandalised the
English court. The
Woodvilles,
though an old and respectable...
-
consort Elizabeth Woodville. She lost her first-born son
Lewis to a
fever when he was 12
years old. By the mid-1440s, the
Woodvilles were in a powerful...
-
Isabelle married Margaret of Anjou's
paternal uncle Charles du Maine). The
Woodvilles were
among those chosen to
escort the
bride to England, and the family...
-
Woodville may
refer to one of the following:
Woodville, New
South Wales Woodville,
South Australia, a
suburb of
Adelaide Woodville railway station, Adelaide...
-
Richard and
hostile to the
Woodvilles, was a key
figure in
checking the
Dowager Queen's manoeuvres.
While keeping the
Woodvilles in
check in London, Hastings...
-
Woodville railway station could refer to one of
several similarly named railway stations:
Woodville railway station,
Adelaide Woodville railway station...
- and
House of
Commons against the
entire Woodville family. One of the most
formidable enemies of the
Woodvilles was
Richard Neville, 16th Earl of Warwick...
- but
later became a Yorkist. The
Woodvilles became very
influential at the
royal court after his
sister Elizabeth Woodville married Edward IV and
became queen...
- also a "calculated
political move". One view is the low
status of the
Woodvilles was part of the attraction,
since unlike the Nevilles, they were reliant...
