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 | | Legitimate or not, Catherine herself was not a Lancastrian, but only married to one, ie. |
 | | At the time of the interview, I was steeped in historical research while preparing to play the Duke of York, Richard’s father, in an interesting compilation of scenes from Shakespeare's Histories (King Henry V through King Richard III) called The White Rose and The Red, largely taken up with The Wars of The Roses. |
 | | These two latter characters were indeed staunch supporters of the faction that was gradually to take on a clear Yorkist shape against the Lancastrian dynasty in the early battles that would scar English country-side for the many years ahead. |
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