The Wars of the Roses: The Fall of the Plantagenets and the RIse of the Tudors Free Audiobook Download by Dan Jones

The Wars of the Roses: The Fall of the Plantagenets and the RIse of the Tudors is a series that tells two tales, one is the fall of the House of York, the other is the rise to power of King Henry VII. Author Dan Jones illustrates how these two stories are deeply connected and ultimately show how conflicts within families can lead to wars and changes through history.

The Wars of the Roses: The Fall of the Plantagenets and the RIse of the Tudors written by Dan Jones is a well-researched book that tells the story of England's most tumultuous royal family, focusing on events from 1454 to 1603. The Wars of the Roses detail how Henry VI was crowned king only to be removed in 1461 by his uncle Richard, Duke of York, and replaced with Edward IV as king. The Wars then follow this line until 1553 when Queen Mary I ascended to the throne after her half-brother Edward became King Edward VI. From there, The Wars of the Roses recount more battles and chaos until 1603 when James VI became King James I.

The Wars of the Roses is a detailed history of the tumultuous, sixty-year period in which England went from a country ruled by a single family to an ongoing battle between two royal houses: the House of York and the House of Lancaster. The Wars are often called "The Hundred Years' War" because they spanned that long.

The Wars of the Roses: The Fall of the Plantagenets and the RIse of the Tudors is a historical fiction novel that began in 1455 when Edward IV was crowned and continued to 1587. The Wars of the Roses are between two intermarried families, the House of York and House of Lancaster. This fictional story begins with King Henry VI's gruesome murder.

The Wars of the Roses: The Fall of the Plantagenets and the RIse of the Tudors audiobook download was written by Dan Jones, a historian. It is about England's 14th century "Wars of the Roses." The book is made up of eight chapters. It starts with a detailed history about medieval England, then switches to an overview of each side in the wars. The final three chapters are all about Henry VII's reign from 1485-1509.

Dan Jones's book is an exciting historical fiction that begins at the end of Henry VI reign, during the short Saxon rule, following the victory of Edward IV. The book then takes you through a journey covering 30 years of English history as England slowly regains its freedom from the foreign invaders and nascent Tudor dynasty rises to power.