The most detailed account of Richard III’s murder of the[ … ]
Richard III part 4: Alternative theories – who else could have been responsible for the death (or rescue) of the Princes in the Tower?
In the last blog post, I demonstrated that circumstantial evidence strongly points toward Richard’s guilt; who else could really have overcome his defences and murdered the closely guarded Princes? Nonetheless the centuries that followed have spawned countless alternative theories, some of which are worthy of examination.
Richard III part 3 – a dispassionate examination of the facts
Both unnecessary emotion and an exaggerated sense of mystery surround[ … ]
Richard III part 2: A legitimate question – did Richard have the legal right to take the throne?
In 1483, having already been given temporary control of the[ … ]
Did Richard III kill the Princes in the Tower? Part 1: Introduction
The question of who killed the Edward V and his[ … ]
Was Queen Victoria’s childhood as unhappy as she remembered?
The unhappy childhood of Princess Victoria of Kent, the future[ … ]
Welcome to RoyalHistoryGeeks
Welcome to the launch of RoyalHistoryGeeks.com. This has been sometime[ … ]
New blog to launch in January 2016
Welcome to RoyalHistoryGeeks.com, the home of a new blog that[ … ]