Such Is My Dance

The Life of Antony Woodville, 2nd Earl Rivers

Dorothy Davies

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This book is written in English

Genres: Channelled Works

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Antony Woodville, medieval star of the much maligned Woodville family, lived a life of unadulterated luxury. His parents were highly regarded at court, his sister married the young king Edward IV, he had huge estates and a rich wife, all that anyone could wish to have in the 15thc. Behind the riches and flamboyant lifestyle was an intellectual mind. He travelled widely, read books when he could get them and translated the very first book published in England by his friend.

Not The Shadow Of A Man

The story of Jacquetta Wydeville (Woodville)

Dorothy Davies

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This book is written in English

Genres: Channelled Biographies, Channelled Works

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Jacquetta Wydeville (or Woodville) was the matriarch behind a dynasty. Her daughter's marriage to Edward IV took the family to the highest point in the land and all of her thirteen children were given titles and honours and high ranking marriages were arranged for them, something which outraged the court and led to the family being referred to as upstarts and popinjays.

Captain Of The Wight

Dorothy Davies

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This book is written in English

Genres: Historical Fiction

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In 1488 Sir Edward Woodville and some 440 men from the Isle of Wight set sail for Brittany and battle. Only 1 boy returned to tell the tale of disaster, all were slaughtered by the French.

This little book tells a piece of missing Island history first in fiction, as the author seeks to discover the true reasons for Sir Edward's mad gesture, then from the pages of the Isle of Wight Journal,long since defunct, which spells out the background to the campaign and its aftermath and finally the original medieval report of the campaign. For all history lovers!