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|pages=312
|publisher=Pimlico
|date=March 6, 1997
|isbn=0712673792
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Whaddyareckon? Richard III had a big hump on his back and smothered his nephews high up in a damp, dank room in the Tower of London? Or most maligned figure in English history, blackguarded by the upstart Tudors so that the English people would accept them as rulers?
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|name=Philippa
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|comment= Dear Book Bag
Really enjoyed your review for The Princes in the Tower by Alison Weir ..... well done!
Only one comment to make.
You end it with 'for a different view read Josephine Tey's The Daughter of Time' which is great but it would be much better if you change this to: Bertram Field's [[''Royal Blood]] '' as his book was written in direct response to Alison's.
Now this would really set the discussion on Richard III alight!
Philippa
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|comment= Gosh, thanks! We try to provide links to other Bookbag reviews, hence the recommendation for ''Daughter In Time'', but by all means give Bertram Fields a shout out for all possibly interested parties!
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