Review: Interesting Take on this Subject
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 16, 2014
I'm an unabashed Richardian and never believed that Richard III killed his nephews. As the author stated, there was no reason to kill them. The Titilus Regis had already passed in Parliament. There are several suspects in the murders. I have always thought, as the author did, that Henry VII had the strongest motive. The reason I didn't give this book 5 stars is that he kept referring to Sir Thomas More's "biography" as though it was the gospel truth. Anyone who has done the research knows that his account came from Morton, who later became Archbishop of Canterbury under Henry VII, and also hated Richard III. Still it was an interesting read.