Remember

Tewkesbury was fought today in 1471. Richard Duke of Gloucester
acquitted himself well.
Remember those who fell.
Paul

In view of the fuss Hicks book has made I had hoped someone from the
Society might have posted a remembrance for today which is Queen Anne
Neville's birthday, the 550th in fact.
But they haven't, so I am.
Many happy returns your grace!
Paul Trevor Bale

"a winner is a dreamer who just won't quit"

--- In , Paul Trevor Bale <paultrevor@...> wrote:
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> In view of the fuss Hicks book has made I had hoped someone from the
> Society might have posted a remembrance for today which is Queen Anne
> Neville's birthday, the 550th in fact.
> But they haven't, so I am.
> Many happy returns your grace!
> Paul Trevor Bale

Ditto ditto ditto!

it seems it is the horrible/sad dates that stick in mind

Eileen
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Let nobody forget what is upon us again tomorrow, and remember those
who died fighting for their rightful and anointed king on the morning
of August 22nd 1485.
I shall keep vigil.
Loyal forever and beyond.
Paul




"Richard Liveth Yet!"

I put up our Bosworth in memoriam homepage last week.
See http://www.r3.org/


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> Let nobody forget what is upon us again tomorrow,
> and remember those
> who died fighting for their rightful and anointed
> king on the morning
> of August 22nd 1485.
> I shall keep vigil.
> Loyal forever and beyond.
> Paul
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and now we all know it is there. Thank you Laura.
Paul

On 21 Aug 2007, at 12:41, Laura Blanchard wrote:

> I put up our Bosworth in memoriam homepage last week.
> See http://www.r3.org/
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> --- Paul Trevor Bale <paultrevor@...>
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>> Let nobody forget what is upon us again tomorrow,
>> and remember those
>> who died fighting for their rightful and anointed
>> king on the morning
>> of August 22nd 1485.
>> I shall keep vigil.
>> Loyal forever and beyond.
>> Paul
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"Richard Liveth Yet!"

Yes, it's mostly up for the external audience, but I
suppose I should mention it here as well. Paul, you'll
note that your article is still part of the Bosworth
section.

--- Paul Trevor Bale <paultrevor@...>
wrote:

> and now we all know it is there. Thank you Laura.
> Paul
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> On 21 Aug 2007, at 12:41, Laura Blanchard wrote:
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> > I put up our Bosworth in memoriam homepage last
> week.
> > See http://www.r3.org/
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> >> Let nobody forget what is upon us again tomorrow,
> >> and remember those
> >> who died fighting for their rightful and anointed
> >> king on the morning
> >> of August 22nd 1485.
> >> I shall keep vigil.
> >> Loyal forever and beyond.
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A couple of hours late, but let's not forget the men who died on 29th
March 1461, at Towton in Yorkshire. The victory put the rightful heir
of Edward III on the throne of England, Edward of York becoming King
Edward IV, and his brothers George and Richard royal princes.
The bloodiest battle ever fought on English soil.
Many died. Give them a thought today.






"Richard Liveth Yet!"

October 2nd. Am I the only one to raise a glass to Richard on his
birthday?
Paul


Richard liveth yet

Many thanks for reminding, Happy Birthday to a Great King.      Liz






Lizzy Foley  SEMPER EADEM..

--- On Thu, 2/10/08, Paul Trevor Bale <paul.bale@...> wrote:

From: Paul Trevor Bale <paul.bale@...>
Subject: Remember
To: "RichardIIISociety forum" <>
Date: Thursday, 2 October, 2008, 5:36 PM






October 2nd. Am I the only one to raise a glass to Richard on his
birthday?
Paul

Richard liveth yet

nope..but you are the first.

on oct 2, 1452 these were richard's birth planets
sun in libra, believes in justice, moon in taurus, a gentle sort with a love of the arts, possibly a great singing voice, but liked to acquire wealth, could be very stubborn/ determined emotionally. domestic security very important. very loyal/steadfast in love.
 
mercury in libra..29th degree (this is a fate degree, i'll have to look this up to be more clear).
this was a man with a keen sense of justice and sharp wit. had he been born on oct 3. he would have had a scorpio mercury..biting scarcastic wit.
 
venus in scorpio, he loved passionately and cared deeply.
 
mars retrograde in aries, hot tempered, loved a good debate/arguement. he didn't always pick the right side of an arguement. his temper could blind him to details others could see that would lead him into trouble. little tolerance to for the lazy, or dull witted.
 
 jupiter, the benefactor in aquarius, cared about other people more than his own immediate family. saturn the restrictor, in libra. wasn't always treated fairly.
 
when i have time, i'll have a better look at delineating his chart. his scorpio ascendant/rising did not mean he was a scorpio, or even that his birthdate was changed. it means he was born at the hour of scorpio. for a libra/oct. 2 birth. this means he was born about dawn. scorpio rising.
 
in the 15thC astrologers used only these 7 planets.
 
cheers to king richard, a very complicated and intriguing man.
roslyn
--- On Thu, 10/2/08, Paul Trevor Bale <paul.bale@...> wrote:

From: Paul Trevor Bale <paul.bale@...>
Subject: Remember
To: "RichardIIISociety forum" <>
Received: Thursday, October 2, 2008, 12:36 PM






October 2nd. Am I the only one to raise a glass to Richard on his
birthday?
Paul

Richard liveth yet