RICHARD III: HIS LIFE & CHARACTER

Just read this by Clements E. Markham now available online. This link was
given in comments on the possility of finding R III's remains. I'd never
heard of this book, tho I'm much less well read than many here, I do think
this is seldom mentioned in researching R III. I've read the entire thread
of this group but maybe I've missed it. Markham writes a very persuasive
defense of RIII in 1906.

RICHARD III: HIS LIFE & CHARACTER

REVIEWED IN THE LIGHT OF RECENT RESEARCH

BY SIR CLEMENTS E. MARKHAM, K.C.B.

RICHARD III: HIS LIFE & CHARACTER

<http://www.gutenberg.org/files/36451/36451-h/36451-h.htm#P128>
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/36451/36451-h/36451-h.htm#P128

A great read, I'd recommend it to every Ricardian. I wonder what has
changed in sources since then and if anything is disproved of what he
writes? He does a fine job of aquitting Richard of all the baseless
accusations. He is well footnoted and and actually a pretty good job of
nailing the murders of the Princes on H VII.

My wife lately has wondered about my obsession w/ Richard, I just had to
think a second and say it's about the truth and justice in the history we
are told! We have to fight for the truth!

T

Terence Buckaloo
Sterling-Rock Falls Hist. Soc.
Director and Curator
815-622-6215