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himself nephew to [[underline]] Henry 6th, [[/underline]] He was so, but by his father who was not of the blood royal [[underline]] Catherine de Valois [[/underline]] after the death of her Husband [[underline]] Henry the 5th [[/underline]] by whom she had had [[underline]] Henry the 6 [[/underline]] married [[underline]] Owen Tudor [[/underline]] and had two sons [[underline]] Edmund [[/underline]] and [[underline]] Jasper. [[/underline]] this [[underline]] Edmond [[/underline]] married [[underline]] Margaret of Richmond [[/underline]] mother of [[underline]] Henry VII [[/underline]] [[underline]] Henry the VII [[/underline]] married the Ly [[underline]] Elizabeth [[/underline]] daughter of [[underline]] Edward the 4th- [[/underline]] by whom was [[underline]] Henry VIII [[/underline]] who deemed his title to the crown so precarious that he put to death the Earl of [[underline]] Suffolk, [[/underline]] who if [[underline]] Clarence's [[/underline]] children were attainted, and if [[underline]] Edward IV [[/underline]] were bastardized by [[underline]] Richard III [[/underline]] was the rightful heir of the [[underline]] line of York [[/underline]] to the crown. -- [[underline]] Perkin Warbeck [[/underline]] it is probable, [[underline]] Henry [[/underline]] thought, a genuine [[underline]] Plantagenet [[/underline]] the very identical [[underline]] Duke of York [[/underline]] whom he pretended [[underline]] Richard [[/underline]] had murdered by the assistance of [[underline]] Tyrrel [[/underline]] and [[underline]] Deighton. [[/underline]]
