Anne Neville has faded into obscurity despite being the wife of King Richard III. In this ongoing series, we are deep diving into the lives and deaths of the female protagonist of the War of the Roses. In this episode, we will be uncovering the life of one of history's tragic queens: Anne Neville, the wife and Queen Consort of the infamous Richard III.

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John A. Wagner. Encyclopedia of the Wars of the Roses, ABC-CLIO, 1 Jan 2001. pg 171.
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^ Licence 2013, p. 63. Young aristocrats were often sent away to be raised in households of their intended future partners
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