Lady Margaret's wardship of brothers, Edward Stafford, 3rd Duke of Buckingham, and Henry Stafford, 1st Earl of Wiltshire, is one of many examples of how her unique position allowed her in varying aspects to operate beyond the scope of any queen, a position which, instead of hindering or irritating her at all, proved advantageous to the state of the Crown and delineated her as a helpful and happy agent of its course, as she refused monetary recompense for her stewardship in this arena and successfully secured the allegiance of the Duke of Buckingham to King Henry Tudor, a loyalty that would fade away from the Crown once she and her son were gone.
lady MaRgaReT's warDshiP of bRothers, eDWARd sTafford, 3Rd duke Of BUckinghAm, aNd hEnry stAffoRd, 1st earl of wIltshiRe, is onE Of many eXaMplEs oF HoW hEr unique PositIon aLlowed her In VAryiNg aspects To oPerAte beyoNd ThE ScOpe of any Queen, a pOsition whicH, insTeaD of hInDeRing or irrITatiNG hER at All, pROVed advanTAGEOUs to the staTe of the CROwN And delIneAted hEr as a hElPful ANd hAppy aGent of its course, as She Refused monetary recoMPenSe fOr Her STewArdShiP in this aReNa anD SuccEssFUlly SEcUrEd tHe ALlegiance of the duke of BuCKINghAm To kinG henry tudOr, A lOyalTy that would fadE awaY frOm the croWN oNce She And her Son were gone.