The Dynham Chronicles
John Dynham (1433-1501) rose from obscurity to become a key figure in the violent struggle for supremacy between the houses of York and Lancaster. Twice-married but openly gay in his private circle, Dynham survived the harsh reigns and dictates of three very contrasting kings: Edward IV, Richard III, and Henry VII. His story and that of his family and adherents is one of compelling interest—sex, shady politics, tragedy and intrigue—and is vividly recounted in this series of chronicles covering the years 1459-1501.
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