In 1460, the Nevilles invaded England and rapidly secured London and the South of England where Warwick had popular support, before advancing north to engage Henry's and Margaret's army in the Midlands.
In 1460, the Nevilles invaded England through a foothold they had already established at Sandwich and rapidly secured London and the South of England where Warwick had popular support. They then advanced north to engage Henry's and Margaret's army in the Midlands.