The White Princess (2017) scene: Elizabeth of York tells her suspicious husband, Henry Tudor, that their son's birth means she will always choose him over her family. Despite being the daughter of Edward IV, the founder of the Yorkist dynasty, and her birth as a Plantagenet princess, her betrothal to Henry Tudor ensures her loyalty to him. This discussion takes place shortly after the birth of her son in 1486, during the "Perkin Warbeck" conspiracy and her mother's questionable loyalty to the new regime. It was time when people still thought the Tudor regime could be quickly toppled and replaced by Edward IV's missing sons, the Earl of Warwick (George's son), or the designated heir of House York by Richard III: the de la Poles, Elizabeth of York, Duchess of Suffolk's children.

(E of York, Duchess of Suffolk was sister to Edward IV, Richard III and George, duke of Clarence. If her brothers had no male children who could inherit, then her children were the rightful heir of House York.)

This show is based on the following novels by Philippa Gregory:

The White Princess: [ Ссылка ]

The King's Curse: [ Ссылка ]

Some other BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS on the Wars of the Roses:

FICTION

The Sunne in Splendour by Sharon Kay Pennman
The White Queen of Middleham by Leslie J. Nickell
Plantagenet Princess, Tudor Queen by Samantha Wilcoxson
Faithful Traitor: The story of Margaret Pole by Samantha Wilcoxson

NON-FICTION

The Brothers York: A Royal Tragedy by Thomas Penn
Edward IV: The Summer King by A.J. Pollard
Richard III by Paul Murray Kendall
Richard III: Loyalty Binds Me by Matthew Lewis
Richard, duke of York by Matthew Lewis
The Last White Rose by Desmond Seward
Henry VII: the winter king by Thomas Penn

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