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THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF EDWARD IV

Apr 9, 2018

anniversaries, sources

Annette Carson, apoplexy, chill, cold, Commines, Croyland, Easter, Edward IV, Hall, History of the English Speaking People, Jean Molinet, John Ashdown-Hill, malaria, Mancini, Palace of Westminster, poison, R.E. Collins, Secret History, The Maligned King, The Private Life of Edward IV, Thomas More, treaty of Arras, William of Worcester, Winston Churchill

UPDATED POST AT sparkypus.com https://sparkypus.com/2020/05/27/the-mysterious-death-of-edward-iv/ Edward IV 1442-1483 For a king whose reign is otherwise well documented it is curious that the cause of Edward’s death remains a mystery. It would appear that his death was unexpected. It seems he was first taken ill at the end of March and despite having access to some of…
The Maligned Ricardians

Jan 9, 2016

sources

“Perkin”, “Tudor” “sources”, Anne Neville, AR Myers, Barnet, Battle of Bosworth, Camden, Commines, Croyland, Eleanor Talbot, Elizabeth of York, Elizabeth Woodville, Fabyan, George Buck, George Buck the Younger, Grafton, Hall, Henry IV, Henry of Buckingham, John Howard Duke of Norfolk, John Morton, John Rous, John Stow, Kincaid, Paul Murray Kendall, Polydore Vergil, Ralph Holinshed, Richard III, Richard of Shrewsbury, Richard Sylvester, Robert Stillington, Roper, Sir Edward Hoby, Sir James Tyrrell, Thomas Howard Earl of Arundel, Thomas More, Titulus Regius

Part 2 – Sir George Buck “The historiographer must be veritable and free from all prosopolepsies and partial respects; he must not add or omit anything, either of partiality or of hatred.” (Sir George Buck – The History of King Richard III) Introduction Sir George Buck (1560-1622) faithfully served two English Monarchs in a…

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THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF EDWARD IV

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