With Salisbury dying in the process.
York, I presume, flees (to Ireland?)- they (the Yorkists) were outnumbered at Ludford Bridge even with their victory at Blore Heath, and now, in addition to not wanting to fight the king, the army will be demoralised (and possibly more defections and/or desertions?).
Does Warwick turn around and go back to Calais (how well established was he there)? Or someplace else?
Does the Yorkist cause have any chance of recovering from the double whammy of a significant military defeat (complete with the death of one of the few Yorkist peers) and York himself fleeing the country?
York, I presume, flees (to Ireland?)- they (the Yorkists) were outnumbered at Ludford Bridge even with their victory at Blore Heath, and now, in addition to not wanting to fight the king, the army will be demoralised (and possibly more defections and/or desertions?).
Does Warwick turn around and go back to Calais (how well established was he there)? Or someplace else?
Does the Yorkist cause have any chance of recovering from the double whammy of a significant military defeat (complete with the death of one of the few Yorkist peers) and York himself fleeing the country?