In the South of England northerners were regarded then as uncouth, brutish, undisciplined savages ...
In Alison Weir's book "The Princes in the Tower," she describes how people from the South of England perceived their northern counterparts during a historical period. Northerners were often seen as uncivilized and crude, leading to a cultural divide between the regions. This perception contributed to stereotypes about those living in the North, painting them as brutish and lacking refinement.
This portrayal highlights the social and class distinctions that existed in England at the time. It emphasizes not only regional biases but also how these attitudes can perpetuate divisions within the country. The negative view of northerners reflects broader themes of identity and cohesion in English history.