Grey Opens Northampton Defences
Edmund Grey, Lord Grey of Ruthyn, changed sides during the Battle of Northampton, opening access through the Lancastrian defences to Warwick's attacking force.
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The 1460 engagement in which Henry VI was captured.
4 matching records from the 512-record archive. Year range: 1460–1460. These events are grouped by recorded place and year (or by person); their original event titles, descriptions and dates are retained.
Edmund Grey, Lord Grey of Ruthyn, changed sides during the Battle of Northampton, opening access through the Lancastrian defences to Warwick's attacking force.
Henry VI fell into Yorkist custody after Warwick's forces overran the royal position at the Battle of Northampton.
The Earl of Warwick led the successful Yorkist attack on Henry VI's defended camp at Northampton, breaking the Lancastrian position.
Warwick's Yorkist army captured Henry VI after defeating the royal force at the Battle of Northampton.