Richard III Research Articles

Pedes Finium; or, Fines relating to the County of Cambridge from the Seventh of Richard I. to the and of the Reign of Richard III

Pedes Finium; or, Fines relating to the County of Cambridge from the Seventh of Richard I. to the and of the Reign of Richard III

The unpopular King: The life and Times of Richard III

The unpopular King: The life and Times of Richard III

Tomb and epitaph of Richard III

Tomb and epitaph of Richard III

Tomb and epitaph of Richard III

Tomb and epitaph of Richard III

The death of Richard II

The death of Richard II

“Richard III.”

“Richard III.”

“Richard III.”

“Richard III.”

Seal of King Richard III

Seal of King Richard III

Original Document Petition by The Lady Isabella, Countess Of Bedford, Daughter Of Edward III, On Behalf Of Herself and Her Daughter The Countess Of Oxford, To The Council Of Richard II, Respecting The Rents Of Lands at Kendal, &c., Unjustly Seized By Alice Perers

Original Document Petition by The Lady Isabella, Countess Of Bedford, Daughter Of Edward III, On Behalf Of Herself and Her Daughter The Countess Of Oxford, To The Council Of Richard II, Respecting The Rents Of Lands at Kendal, &c., Unjustly Seized By Alice Perers

Merks, bishop of Carlisle, temp. Richard II

Merks, bishop of Carlisle, temp. Richard II

Ms. Autobiography of the natural son of king richard III

Ms. Autobiography of the natural son of king richard III

Ms. Autobiography of the natural son of king richard III

Ms. Autobiography of the natural son of king richard III

King Richard III.'s progress from London to York

King Richard III.'s progress from London to York

Sir Thomas More's "History of Edward V. and Richard III."

Sir Thomas More's "History of Edward V. and Richard III."

Burial-place of Edward plantagenet only child of King Richard III

Burial-place of Edward plantagenet only child of King Richard III

Birth of Richard III

Birth of Richard III

An excellent example: portrait of Richard II

An excellent example: portrait of Richard II

Pardon by Richard III. to John Trevelyan

Pardon by Richard III. to John Trevelyan

The day of the accession of Richard III.

The day of the accession of Richard III.

IX. Account of Edward the Confessor's Monument. By Mr. Geo. Vertue

As Rapin has made mention of an old inscription on the shrine of K. Edward the Confessor, in Westminster abby, when first erected; it is to be observed, that that which now is there differeth from it, having, as it is said, been wrote, and put in lieu of the former in the reign of K. Richard II. or later.