Margaret of Anjou was notably described by which 16th-century historian?
William Shakespeare
Sir Thomas Malory
Edward Hall
John Foxe
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Edward Hall, a renowned 16th-century English chronicler, notably described Margaret of Anjou in his literary works. Hall portrayed her as a formidable and influential figure during the Wars of the Roses, highlighting her political acumen and unwavering support for the Lancastrian cause. His writings provide valuable insights into Margaret's life, motivations, and the tumultuous period she lived in.
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