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	title:	Good King Richard?: Assessment of Richard III and His Reputation, 1483-1983 (Art & Architecture)
	author:	Jeremy Potter
	format:	Hardcover
	publisher:	Constable
	released:	May 23, 1983
	isbn:	0094646309
	isbn-13:	9780094646308

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Tyrant or saint? - Rated This is an excellent account of the evidence for and against Richard III, the most controversial King of England. Was he the archetypal wicked Uncle who murdered the Princes in the Tower as well as most of the rest of his family? Or was he the gentle, almost saintly King, maligned unfairly down the ages? He was probably a bit of both. Potter gives an admirably lucid account of Richard's reputation, from the few comtemporary sources to the first attempts at rehabilitation in the 17th century, to the 20th century controversy which resulted in the formation of the Richard III Society. Essential reading if you want to understand Richard and make up your own mind. Extraordinary!! - Rated There is adequate evidence available to doubt the "traditional" Thomas More/William Shakespeare account of King Richard III. Since 1997, there have been two mock trials in the U.S.(with various U.S. Supreme Court Justices as jurors) charging Richard III with the murder of "the princes in the Tower." In both instances, King Richard III was acquitted. This book's arguments give the evidence as to why Richard and his reputation should be re-examined. Sadly, Jeremy Potter, former President of the Richard III Society, passed away in Nov 97. He will be missed.

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Tyrant or saint? - Rated 5/5
This is an excellent account of the evidence for and against Richard III, the most controversial King of England. Was he the archetypal wicked Uncle who murdered the Princes in the Tower as well as most of the rest of his family? Or was he the gentle, almost saintly King, maligned unfairly down the ages? He was probably a bit of both. Potter gives an admirably lucid account of Richard's reputation, from the few comtemporary sources to the first attempts at rehabilitation in the 17th century, to the 20th century controversy which resulted in the formation of the Richard III Society. Essential reading if you want to understand Richard and make up your own mind.

Extraordinary!! - Rated 5/5
There is adequate evidence available to doubt the "traditional" Thomas More/William Shakespeare account of King Richard III. Since 1997, there have been two mock trials in the U.S.(with various U.S. Supreme Court Justices as jurors) charging Richard III with the murder of "the princes in the Tower." In both instances, King Richard III was acquitted. This book's arguments give the evidence as to why Richard and his reputation should be re-examined. Sadly, Jeremy Potter, former President of the Richard III Society, passed away in Nov 97. He will be missed.

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