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Dictionary definition: Perkin Warbeck
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Perkin Warbeck, Tudors,
b. 1474; d. 23 Nov. 1499. Warbeck was brought forward in 1491, claiming to be Edward IV's younger son, Richard, duke of York. He received much help from Henry VII's enemies, including the king of France, the Holy Roman emperor, and James IV of Scotland. He was, in reality, the son of John Osbeck of Tournai, and had been carefully coached. His main attempt in 1495 was a landing in Cornwall, where he was hailed as ...
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