Highlands Herald
When one mentions the last Plantagenet king, Richard III, many colorful vocabulary words come to mind: evil, murderous, hunch-backed, and incestuous. But what was this third York brother really like? Did he really kill his nephews, poison his wife, and bed his niece, or was he as innocent as a king could be in the fifteenth century?
Basic Information
- Category: newspaper
- Website: http://hherald.blogspot.com/
Evidence and Sources
- Highlands Herald — Official Website (official)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-21
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When one mentions the last Plantagenet king, Richard III, many colorful vocabulary words come to mind: evil, murderous, hunch-backed, and incestuous. But what was this third York brother really like? Did he really kill his nephews, poison his wife, and bed his niece, or was he as innocent as a king could be in the fifteenth century?
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