"Edward VI...completed the destruction of the Lancastrians by routing the forces of Q. Margaret and Edmund D. of Somerset. Edward, P. of Wales, son and heir of Henry VI, was killed in the fighting...and Somerset and other leading Lancastrians were executed on 6 May. A few days later the captive K. Henry VI was murdered in the Tower." ("Tewkesbury (Glos.) B. of (4 May 1471)" from The Companion to British History, Routledge)

"The Wars of the Roses begin when forces under Richard, Duke of York, and the Neville earls of Warwick and Salisbury are refused a parley and rapidly defeat the armies of King Henry VI of England in St Albans, England. The king's commander, the Duke of Somerset, is killed, and the king is wounded and captured." ("22 May 1455" from The Hutchinson Chronology of World History)

Robin Clifford's father was killed during the Battle of St. Albans by the York army, making Robin a lifelong supporter of the Lancasters (The Fortunes of Perkin Warbeck, 99).

"Flint Castle dates from the 13th century, and it was here that in 1399 Richard II surrendered to Henry Bolingbroke (the future Henry IV)." ("Flint" from Brewer's Britain and Ireland)

Koreatown in Los Angeles, California was the unfortunate fodder for over $400 million worth of damages during the LA Riots of 1992. However, even before that, one of the most pivotal events leading up to the destruction of Koreatown happened here. When Soon Daju killed 15-year-old Latasha Harlins over a can of orange juice, racial tensions between Korean-owned stores and their Black customers were palpable (Smith).

Koreatown is a neighborhood in Los Angeles, California that is most known for it's Korean-American population and stores that cater to the needs of said population (most notably being Korean grocery stores). This area is also the recipient of over $400 million worth of damages during the La Riots in 1992 (Tangherliini 154). 

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