Peer Reviewed
The Civil Wars Between the Two Houses of Lancaster and York (Selection)
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1And thus one king most near in blood allied
Is made th'oblation for the other's peace:
Now only one, both name and all beside
Entirely hath, plurality doth cease:
He that remains, remains unterrified
With others' right; this day doth all release:
And henceforth he is absolutely king,
No crowns, but one, this deed confirms the thing.