The Family of Richard III

by Michael Hicks (Amberley, 223 pages, £20) Coinciding with the recent burial of the remains of Richard III, this retelling of his story delves into the continuous outbreaks of violence which are littered through his family’s history, including the slaughter of cousins, in-laws, brothers and nephews. Bringing the story up to date at the conclusion, Hicks also analyses Richard’s DNA and his ‘ family’ as it exists today.

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