April 14, 2016
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3:26Now PlayingJohn Robson discusses the reign and legacy of King Edward IV, who despite winning the decisive Battle of Barnet on April 14, 1471 and being an excellent king, died in 1483 only to have the kingdom plunged into war, dynastic murder, a series of assaults on freedom and dramatic religious upheaval, showing how easily the good rulers do vanishes with them while the evil of bad rulers lingers on. MORE
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