John de Vere Earl of Oxford, the most committed surviving Lancastrian leader after Tewkesbury, was captured after his capitulation at St Michael's Mount in 1473 and imprisoned in the Tower and then Hammes Castle in Calais. His imprisonment removed the last active Lancastrian military commander until his release by Henry Tudor in 1485.
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