27/05/2026
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in 1487, a ten-year-old boy named Lambert Simnel was crowned ‘King Edward VI’ in Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin.
Backed by Yorkist supporters, Simnel was passed off as Edward, Earl of Warwick... despite the real Warwick being locked up in the Tower by Henry VII. The coronation was a bold move to challenge the new Tudor king’s shaky hold on the throne.
It all led to the Battle of Stoke Field...
So, Bosworth or Stoke Field - which was the true end of the Wars of the Roses?
Read more about Famous Imposters and the Battle of Stoke Field by using the links in the comments.