Published in 1891, 'Warwick, the Kingmaker' by Charles Oman provides a detailed biography of Richard Neville, the Earl of Warwick, a key figure during the Wars of the Roses. The book explores Warwick's significant yet often overlooked contributions to the political landscape of 15th-century England, highlighting his familial connections and the shifting power dynamics of the time. Oman's work is notable for its scholarly approach to the complexities of the era, including the decline of Lancastrian rule and the moral decay within the baronage.
