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King Henry VI
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| Caption | King Henry VI. After the battle of St Albans, in which his favourite the Duke of Somerset was killed, the king walked disgustedly off the field and into a nearby house. There the rebel Duke of York found him and falling on his knees said: "Rejoice, sire, for the traitor Somerset is slain" The king cried out in anguish: "For God's sake stop this slaughter of my subjects!" Original artwork for illustration on p14 of Look and Learn issue no 994 (28 March 1981). |
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| Creator | Andrew Howat, British (20th Century) |
| Artwork medium | painting |
| Credit | © Look and Learn |
| Search stock images by keyword | King Henry VI battle St Albans Duke of York Duke of Somerset slaughter Wars of the Roses fireplace fire place armour armor exhaustion Andrew Howat |
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| A005552 | Hi-res: 3,772 x 4,241 pixels Lo-res: 943 x 1,060 pixels |
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