Richard III

V

Richard had announced that he would not proceed against any yeoman or commoner ‘thus abused by these Traitors, Adulterers, and Bawds. A price was put on the heads of the chief rebels for the capture of Buckingham was 1,000 pounds or lands worth £100 a year. For the capture of the Marquess of Dorset, Bishops of Ely and...

King Richard III

IV

We would most gladly ye came yourself if that ye may, and if ye may not, we pray you not to fail, but to accomplish in all diligence our said commandment, to send our Seal incontinent upon the sight hereof, as we trust you, with such as ye trust and the Officers pertaining to attend with it praying you to ascertain us of your News.
‘Here, loved be God, all is well and...

Richard III


III

Richard had plans to start cleaning the streets of London and try and help the poor like he did in York. In the Summer London had got rather disease ridden and the plaque was never far away, Richard was rather concerned about Anne’s health and decided it would be best to reside at Windsor. The church had also had changed...

Richard III

II


Since the death of King Edward IV events had changed on a daily basis, when Richard had taken on the proctorship of the boy King Edward V he knew he had no easy task on his hands. He had managed to curb the Woodville influence, but there were other elements that had taken it upon themselves to murder the young King thus...

Richard III


I

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The only piece of evidence was a letter to an acquaintance in the country which was written by a servant of the Lord Chancellor’s servant, which was dated Monday 9th of June. He had reported that there is nothing new since he had last written, some time before...