Richard III: tyrant or hero of the north? The road to Bosworth part 2
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Richard III: tyrant or hero of the north? The road to Bosworth part 2
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Richard III. A monarch remembered by history for the murder of his own nephews; yet also seen by many as a hero of the north, with modern day Ricardians keeping his flame burning with memories of a physically brave warrior king. This episode starts with an account of the extraordinary discovery of his body in a nondescript Leicester car park, before deconstructing the question for this episode. How did Richard III’s unpopularity enable Henry to become king in 1485? In doing so we will uncover one of the most infamous episodes in English history, the disappearance of Edward V and Richard Duke of York, the “princes in the tower”.
Further Reading:
Dan Jones, The Hollow Crown (2014)
Michael Hicks, The Wars of Roses course on Massolit https://massolit.io/courses/the-wars-of-the-roses-c-1450-1525
Sean Cunningham, How did Henry Tudor become king of England? https://massolit.io/courses/493