Dead Man's Hill

The die was cast long before the English and Scots crossed swords at the infamous Battle of Flodden. Dead Man's Hill leaves you in no doubt as to what lies ahead, as it transports you through the brutal labyrinths of murky Tudor politics with intrigue, strategies and bold manoeuvrings. Bristling skirmishes and petty disputes smoulder, splutter and spit into all-out warfare as King James IV of Scotland finally judges he has the taking of his English neighbours. Doughty resistance from England's Northern shires tells another tale though, as Lord Henry Clifford follows the calling of his ancestors to lead his men on the road north to a most remarkable victory.