The Fortunes of Perkin Warbeck Chapter 6 - Lambert Simnel

The Fortunes of Perkin Warbeck Chapter 17 - The French Court

In which the duke of York enjoys a warm and splendid reception at the French court, amidst the gaiety and courtesy of King Charles and Queen Anne, only to be coldly and politically urged to depart for Brussels, signalling a darker turn in his fortunes. Meanwhile, the devoted Monina undertakes a perilous journey to visit the ailing Elizabeth Woodville in her convent prison, where the queen’s final hours are marked by quiet grace and poignant farewell.

The Fortunes of Perkin Warbeck Chapter 16 - New Friends

In which the young duke seeks alliance and refuge amidst the wild and divided landscape of Ireland, encountering a wary but loyal prior and a steadfast girl guide who lead him towards the powerful earl of Desmond. There, amidst the rugged customs and complex loyalties of the native chieftains and English settlers, he finds unexpected friendship and an invitation that promises a passage to a greater realm of influence and hope.

The Fortunes of Perkin Warbeck Chapter 15 - The Landing at Cork

In which the young duke of York arrives at Cork in the midst of a fervent celebration, winning the hearts of the cautious burghers with his confident claim to his noble lineage and his appeal for loyal support. He then embarks on a journey through the wild and war-torn lands of Munster, learning of the turbulent alliances and bitter feuds that mark the Irish countryside.

The Fortunes of Perkin Warbeck Chapter 14 - The Traitor Punished

In which the intrepid young prince, betrayed aboard an English vessel by a treacherous friar, demonstrates noble courage and kindness amidst tempestuous seas, winning the devotion of the hardy sailors. Yet, fate and guile intertwine to cast him ashore in the unknown wilds of Ireland, where uncertain allies and the shadows of his lineage await his claim.

The Fortunes of Perkin Warbeck Chapter 13 - Temptation

In which young Richard, nurtured amidst tender care and gathering strength in secret exile, contemplates the hopes and dangers entangled with his claim to the English throne, while the machinations of King Henry and his dark emissary unfold with cautious artifice. The prince’s departure for England, fraught with both promise and unseen peril, is marked by the devoted yet anxious farewells of those who cherish him, as the cloak of night descends upon their hopeful designs.