This month sees a talk about one of the pivotal characters in the first half of Edward IV’s reign. Sir William Herbert was Edward’s trusted “master lock” who held Wales for him and ended the siege of Harlech. The first Welshman who broke into the English peerage on merit, his death after Edgcote dealt Edward’s regime a serious blow. Katie Dungate has researched his career as part of her Masters Degree, and will take him through his convoluted and controversial career.
Tickets are now available on the Society’s Ticket Source page: https://www.ticketsource.com/northantsbattles. These are free to Northamptonshire Battlefields Society members, £5 to non-members. Talks are held at Delapre Abbey. Doors open about 7:00pm, with the meeting starting at 7:30pm. Entry is through the Orangerie Restaurant.
Tea and coffee will be available before hand, provided by the Abbey volunteers. Please make an appropriate donation.
These tickets are for personal attendance at Delapre Abbey ONLY. Members joining in by Zoom do not need to book a ticket.
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