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Chronicles of England, Scotland and Ireland (3 of 6): England (7 of 9) is a historical account by Raphael Holinshed, first published in 1807. This volume focuses on the reign of King Henry VII, detailing the aftermath of the Battle of Bosworth, the political landscape, and key figures such as the young Earl of Warwick and Elizabeth of York. Holinshed's work is notable for its meticulous narrative of power struggles and governance during the Tudor period, and it served as a significant source for William Shakespeare's plays.