Return of the King

[raynewton]

Just watched this programme, the first about the reinterment of Richard III. Little did I think as a child when I went with my great-grandmother to throw white roses from Bow Bridge into the River Soar, that I would live to see the recovery of the King's body. Isn't history amazing?. Maybe on day he'll be cleared of the charges against him, and

Comments

[bluewolf458]

Probably right about Henry Tudor, but very, very difficult to prove.

[criccieth]

I remain convinced Richard didn't do it. Not so much that I don't believe he might have decided it was better for the realm for them to die (although I don't think he did), but that IF he decided to get rid of them, he would surely have realised that just "vanishing" them with no trace of their bodies or their whereabouts would have been the worst possible action.