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I was going to do a post about the different accounts of the death of Edward of Lancaster, but then I realized that there was a very comprehensive account of them in Appendix 2 of P. W. Hammond's The Battles of Barnet and Tewkesbury. So I'll refer you to that and, instead, turn to the more frivolous subject of search terms. Here's how people have been reaching my website and Historical Fiction Online lately:

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It's strongly believed that Edward II was caused by his parents, Edward I and Eleanor of Castile.

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You read it here first (and possibly last): Shakespeare was actually one of Richard III's nephews in disguise.

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Well, I can only hope so.

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Keep on typing . . . You can do it . . .

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Practice, my dear boy. Practice.

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We knew it all along, didn't we?

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Hummph!

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No. Her shame about being bald, not anything to do with Richard III, is why she fled to sanctuary in 1483.

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Well, at least Elizabeth Woodville was spared that.

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He's a big boy. He can take care of himself.

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Anything to take one's mind off Wiliam de Forz.

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Get away from your computer and mingle.