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General

History of the English Speaking Peoples

Magazine Series

Published: 1969-70

Well-illustrated weekly magazine, based on Sir Winston Churchill’s History, with additional material. Issues include the following:-

Joan of Arc (No 26)

King Henry VI (No 27)

Wars of the Roses (No 28)

Adventures of Edward IV (No 29)

Princes in the Tower (No 30)

England and the New World (No 31)

Tudor Heritage (No 32)

 

Silver Boar

Magazine of The Friends of King Richard III, Vol. 1, No. 1, & Vol. 11. No. 7

Published: March 2000 & September 2001

 

Two issues of Silver Boar.

Richard III Society Publications

Main Society Publications

Newsletters and Research Reports

Brief Publications

Published: 1957-1961

Forerunners of the Ricardian and Bulletin.

 

The Ricardian

The journal of the Richard III Society

Published: October 1961 to date

Complete set in stock.

 

The Ricardian Index

Index volumes to The Ricardian

Published: 1961 to 1999

Index of persons and places mentioned in Ricardian articles.

 

The Ricardian Bulletin

Members’ quarterly magazine and news bulletin

Published: March 1974 to date

Newsletter for members of the Richard III Society. From 2003 the Bulletin has carried articles on Ricardian subjects as well as news items.

 

BRANCH AND GROUP MAGAZINES

AUSTRALIA

Adelaide and South Australia Branch

A. Name of publication: Nova Genista

Published: 1998 to May 2000

Short run; three of the issues date from 1998.

B. Name of publication: Newsletter

Published: January 2016 to date

Roughly bi-monthly newsletter, electronic format.

 

New South Wales Branch

Name of publication: Newsletter

Published: February 2016 to present

Bi-monthly newsletter, electronic format.

 

Queensland Branch

Name of Publication: Tertian Fever

Published: 1987 to 2003/4

Annual volumes.

 

Sydney Branch

Name of Publication: Affinity

Published: June 1986 to September 1987, December 1998 to December 1999, September 2000, September 2009

Incomplete set of Affinity, plus papers from the Branch’s 1986 symposium.

 

Western Australia Branch

Name of publication: The Ricardian West

Published: 1987, 1998-2000, 2009

Incomplete set.

 

CANADA

Canadian Branch

Name of Publication: RIII

Published: March 1968 to 1982, 1993-2008, June-October 2009 and Winter 2017.

Incomplete set, but starting at Vol. 1, No. 1. Winter 2017 issue is in electronic format.

 

GERMANY

German Group

Name of Publication: Magazine

Published: 1984 to 1995

 

NEW ZEALAND

New Zealand Group

A. Name of publication: Newsletter

Published: January 1986 to July 1990

Forerunner of the Ricardian Times. Issues 1 to 22.

B. Name of publication: Ricardian Times

Published: 2016

Issues 199 to 121.

 

New Zealand: North Group

Name of Publication: Ricardian Times

Published: April 1991 to ?date

Issues No. 1 to at least 97; but missing Nos. 4, 8, 25 & 86. There are two separate issues numbered 71, and two numbered 73

 

New Zealand: South Group

Name of Publication: The Sheet

Published: November 1990 to April 1991

 

UNITED KINGDOM & CHANNEL ISLANDS

Bedfordshire and North Buckinghamshire Group

Name of Publication: Newsletter

Published: 1984, 1989, and 1991-2

Name of publication: Rose & Crown

January 1991 to date

 

Channel Islands (Bailiwick of Guernsey) Group

Name of Publication: Ricardiana, No 1

Published: October 1981 & No 2, 1983

 

Croydon Group

Name of publication: The Croindene Chronicle

Published: Undated

Issue 1 only.

 

Gloucestershire Branch

Name of Publication: R News and Views

Published: February 1988 to 1998, 2003 to 2006

Incomplete run, plus compendium of papers

 

Greater Manchester Branch

Name of Publication: Semper Fidelis,

Published: undated, but probably late 1970s, and one issue from 1987

Nos. 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9; and Vol. 2, No. 1.

 

Kent Branch

Name of Publication: White Surrey, No 1

Published: August 1976 to December 1984, and 1995 to 1997

 

Liverpool and Merseyside Group

Name of Publication: Newsletter

Published: April 1978 – January 1979

Name of Publication: The Destrier

Date of publication: 1979 (one copy only)

 

London Branch

Name of Publication: Newsletter, No 1

Published: August 1971 to date

Incomplete run.

 

Mid Anglia Branch

Name of publication: Newsletter

Published: April 2002

Single issue.

 

Midlands Branch

Name of Publication: Plantagenet

Published: July 1968

Single issue – no more were published.

 

Norfolk Group

Name of publication: The Norfolk Ricardian

Published: 1992 to 1993, and winter 2007

 

Scottish Branch

Name of publication: The Court Journal

Published: Spring 2013 onward.

 

Shropshire Group

Name of Publication: Newsletter, No 6

Published: Undated but probably December 1983

 

South Anglian Group

Name of Publication: Newsletter

Published: July and September 1987

 

West Midlands Branch

Name of Publication: Fetterlock

Published: 1985 to 1997

 

Wessex Group

Name of Publication: Wessex Wyvern

Published: undated but probably mid 1970s

Single issue.

 

Worcestershire Branch

Name of publication: Dickon Independent

Published: 1991 to date

Indexes available covering 1991 to 1997. Note. Recent issues are in electronic format.

 

Yorkshire Branch

Name of Publication: Blanc Sanglier

Published: August 1968 to date

 

USA

American Branch

Name of Publication: Ricardian Register

Published: May 1971 to date

Articles, letters and news. Articles include:-

January-June 1978
Medicine in Richard’s Time, Susan Pashaian; Lore of Herbs Revived for Kitchen and for Cures, Elizabeth V. Warren
Fall 1978
Richard III: On Stage and Off, William Hogarth
Winter 1978
Insert – transcript of broadcast by reported Frank Clines on the Society
January-June 1979
Richard III and the Beautiful People, William Hogarth; The Wars of the Roses, Ken Paradine
Fall 1979
Justice for Richard III, from Detroit News
Spring 1981
A Ricardian Innocent Encounters the Wycliffe Bible, Frances Berger
Fall 1981
Patrick Carlton: The Obscure Ricardian, Julie Vognar
Spring 1982
Limited Candor and Improbable Slander: A Commentary on J. R. Lander, ‘Government and Community: England, 1450-1509’, Bernard L. Witlieb; Some Herbs and their Uses Circa 1440, Joseph Peter
Summer 1982
The Amazing Elizabeth: A Possible Reconstruction of Her Actions 1481-1487, Helen Maurer (on Elizabeth Woodville)
Spring 1983
Slicing the Hog: The Textbook Treatment of Richard III during the Interwar Era, Prof. Louis R. Bisceglia
Summer 1983
Whodunnit: The Suspects in the Case, Helen Maurer
Winter 1983
A Personal View of 15th Century Handwriting by Someone who Doesn’t Know Much about It Yet, Hazel Peter
Fall 1984
A Chip off the Old Block: Tracing the Hastings Family, J. Fuller (letter); Further Evidence on Margaret Beaufort, Helen Maurer (letter)
March 1985
Accompanying Special Bulletin concerning Dr. Tony Pollard’s coming lecture to the Society in New York
Fall 1985
Article by A. L. Rowse published in the New York Times, with the Society’s response
Spring 1986
Grantham’s Angel and Royal: Relic of a Bygone Age, Joyce Hollins; Anthony Woodville, Judie C. Gall
Summer 1986
Margaret, Countess of Salisbury: A Very Honourable and Virtuous Lady, Nancy Aronson; 15th Century Vogue, Nancy Weitendor (on fashions in clothing); Cecily Neville, Duchess of York, Judie C. Gall
Autumn 1986
15th Century Vogue, Nancy Weitendor (continued); George, Duke of Clarence, Mary Bearor Pulling Back the Curtain … , Pamela Garrett (on Richard’s extant books & letters); What Sort of Men? Mary Bearor (on knightly training); Living in Sandal’s Shadow, Janet Anderson; Parliamentary Legislation of Richard III, Richard A. Lavine; A Change of Times and States: Reflections of the 1456 Appearance of Comet Halley, Mallory Paxton
Winter 1986
Francis, Viscount Lovell, Helen Maurer; Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick, Mary Bearor; Historicity in Shakespeare’s Richard III, Dr. James A. Moore
Spring 1987
Dominic Mancini in England, 1482-3, Kenneth R. Shepherd; ‘The Third Richard’ by John Kirk, Dana Holliday (review)
Summer 1987
A Colonial at Oxford, Helen Maurer (on Society Symposium, April 1487)
Autumn 1987
Richard III and Ireland: Government, the Galway Charter, Mayor James Lynch, and all of that … , John O. Jewett; Margaret of York, Duchess of Burgundy, 1446-1503, Mary Bearor
Winter 1987
Elizabeth of York, Judie C. Gall
Spring 1988
Double Meanings in Richard’s Rhetoric, Dr. Shirley Grubb (on Shakespeare’s play as an illustration of the dangers of rhetoric as a tool of political persuasion)
Summer 1988
Papers by Texas high school students:
The Mystery: Solved! Olivia Sargon-Glasgow; The Murder of the Princes, Todd Kelman;The King’s Gambit: The French Defense, Nathaniel Tull Phillips
Autumn 1988
Jacquetta of Luxembourg, Joyce Hollins
Winter 1988
Corrections to Joyce Hollins’ article on Jacquetta of Luxembourg
Summer 1989
Dining in State: A High Cuisine Guide, Thomas L. Coles
Winter 1989
Trotula: A Woman in Medieval Medicine, Mary C. Bearor (on medieval midwifery)
Spring 1990
Edmund de Grey, Margaret Castagno (on Lord Grey of Ruthin)
Summer 1990
‘Richard & Anne’: A Verse Play in Two Acts by Maxwell Anderson, Roxane Murph
Fall 1990
Richard III: Historiographical Tricotomy, Prof. Louis R. Bisceglia (on the Great Debate)
Winter 1990
Richard III, Oxford, and Shakespeare (parallels between RIII & 17th Earl of Oxford), Linda B. McLatchie
Spring 1991
The Solar Eclipse of 1485, Gene McManus, New England Chapter
Summer 1991
Sir John Donne, Knight (c. 1430 – 1503), Margaret Castagne
Fall 1991
Putting Richard’s Story on Display, Laura Blanchard (Ricardian exhibitions); The Use of Cosmetics in the Middle Ages, Joyce Hiller
Winter 1991
Meeting a Squeaky Clean King Richard, Andrew Knight (the story of Cole Supply of Pleasant Hill, ‘the home of King Richard janitorial and paper products’); First Impressions, Ellen Ehström Fernandez (on joining the Society)
Spring 1992
Richard III’s London, Dr. M.C. Rosenfeld; Richard’s ‘Old Peculiar’ Joe Ann Ricca, (on Theakston’s brewery at Masham)
Barnett [sic], 1471: Imagine, Dr. Morris McGee; Royal National Theatre Production of Richard III (starring Ian McKellen)
Summer 1992
His Majesty’s Loyal Opposition, Laura Blanchard (on Charles T. Wood’s interpretation); Reginald Bray, Toby Friedenberg
Fall 1992
Bosworth Field – August 22, 1485, Morris G. McGee; In Search of . . . Bosworth Field, Judith A. Pimental; Sir Ian McKellan [sic] as Richard III, Josephine Bloomquist, A Modern Richard for Modern Times, Mary Schaller (on McKellen’s Richard III)
Coast to Coast Coverage, Laura Blanchard (on tour of McKellen’s Richard III)Bosworth Field: August 22, 1485, editorial The Portuguese Princess’s Dream: A Bosworth Tale, Laura Blanchard; Extract from Address to Dr. A. L. Rowse, 24 March, 1968, Jean Di Meglio
Winter 1992
The Fate of the Princes in the Tower, Robert P. Baker; Maxwell Anderson’s ‘Richard and Anne’, Roxane Murph (on performance of verse play); A Study in Patronage, R. L. Durfman (on the staff of York Minster temp. Archbishop Scrope)
Spring 1993
The King’s Touch, M. Christine Hurlbut (for King’s Evil & cramp); More than our Money’s Worth, Laura V. Blanchard (Schallek fund)
Summer 1993
Edward IV’s Will, Helen Petrick; Kalamazoo Medieval Congress, Dr. A. Compton Reeves; A Nonscholarly View of Kalamazoo, Laura Blanchard,Kalamazoo Congress Offers Much for All, Diane Batch
Fall 1993
Giles Daubeney, Courtier, Soldier, and Diplomat, Sharon D. Michelove, Pedigree Propaganda: The Genealogy of Edward IV, Laura Blanchard
Winter 1993
Richard’s First American Friends, Laura Blanchard (founders of the Friends of RIII); Strutting & Fretting his Hour upon the Stage: An Analysis of the Characterization of Richard in Shakespeare’s Richard III and Daviot’s Dickon, Judy R. Weinsoft
Spring 1994
If Strawberries Were Ripe on June 13, Was October 2 Really Richard III’s Birthday? Charles T. Wood; Beyond the Hall of Shame (editorial critique of Weir’s The Princes in the Tower);From the Research Office, Margaret Gurowitz (ditto); Up Close and Personal with Alison Weir, Laura Blanchard; Praise of Malmsy, Eugene McManus
Summer 1994
A Dallas Discovery, Geoffrey Wheeler (on Abraham Cooper’s painting The Battle of Bosworth); What Do We Really Know about Bosworth Field? Margaret Gurowitz; Looking on his Images, Dale Summers (on images of Richard as marketing tool); The Curé Proposal Reconsidered, Kenneth G. Madison (on the rules of succession); Contemporary Rumor of Henry VII’s Illegitimacy! Claire M. Valente
Winter 1994
Ricardians in Middleham: Sixty Years of Support, Laura Blanchard
Spring 1995
The Medieval Horse, Susan E. Dexter; A Classicist Looks at Mancini, Jack Emmert
Summer 1995
Pursuing the White Boar: Approaches to Teaching Richard III, Richard Oberdorfer
Fall 1995
Paul Murray Kendall and the Anniversary of ‘Richard the Third’, A Compton Reeves
Winter 1995
A Plantagenet Princess in the Tudor Court, Margaret B. Drake (on Margaret of Clarence); The Rise and Fall of the Third Richard (??), editorial (on the McKellen movie)
Spring 1996
Caxton, Malory and Le Morte Arthur, Norman Hinton; Malory’s Morte Darthur in the Pierpoint Morgan Library, editorial
Arthur in Cyberspace, Laura Blanchard
Summer 1996
Machiavelli’s ‘Battlefield Morality’ and the Career of Richard III, Joan Lepley; The Role and Status of Heralds, Amy Elizabeth Fahey; Personal Kingship, R. M. Jennens; New Developments on the Richard III Society World Wide Web Site, Laura Blanchard
Fall 1996

AFI Discovers Oldest Surviving American Movie, press release (1912 Richard III); An Assessment of the Man, David Peter White & David Lewis Treyhig
Spring 1997
Tewkesbury Faces New Battle, Karen Landers (on plans for housing development)
Summer 1997
Richard III: A King amidst the Turmoil of Fifteenth-Century History, J. E. Gilbert
Fall 1997
Striking & Maintaining the Balance – Kingship & the Nobility in Fifteenth Century England, James Edward Gilbert
Winter 1997
The Iron Roses – Four Tough Cookies who Shaped the Fifteenth Century, Laura Blanchard (on Margaret of Anjou, Cecily Neville, Elizabeth Woodville & Margaret Beaufort); A Look at Ricardian Fiction through the Centuries, Laura Blanchard
On Reshaping History, Sharon Kay Penman Why Write History as a Mystery?, Sharon Newman Ricardian Fiction: Trash and Treasures, Roxane C. Murph
Spring 1998
Our Brother of Gloucester: Richard III as Duke of Gloucester and King of England, J. Gilbert
Summer 1998
The Mysterious Case of the White Boar: Richard III and his Tudor Literary Characterization, James Gilbert
Fall 1998
The Bones of Towton, Geoffrey Richardson; States of Fervor, Peggy Allen (on geographical distribution of US members)
Spring 1999
Greyfriars Priory (Leicester), David L. Treyhig, PhD Ricardian Friends of Barley Hall, Laura Blanchard
Summer 1999
Richard and the Nevilles, Sandra Worth; Theories of Relativity – Ricardian Style, Mary Jane Battaglia (genealogy)
Fall 1999
Richard and the Stanleys, Sandra Worth
Winter 1999
Shakespeare, Genetics, Malformations and the Wars of the Roses, Ernest B. Hook
Spring 2000
Middleham 2000, Geoffrey Richardson; Isabelle & Anne, Wendy A. Zollo; In Search of Greyfriars, David L. Treybig
Summer 2000
England’s Chickamauga/Chattanooga, Geoffrey Richardson (on Agincourt)
Fall 2000
Richard and the Percys, Sandra Worth; A Blue Velvet Mystery, Lorraine Pickering (on the cope Richard gave to Durham Cathedral); The Cult of Henry VI, Leigh Ann Craig
Winter 2000
King Richard’s Field, Peter Hancock; Contrasting Shakespeare’s Richard with the Historical Figure, Joseph Smigelski ‘Edward IV’s roll’: A Personal Memoir, Laura Blanchard
Spring 2001
Richard and the Queen’s Brother, Sandra Worth; Elizabeth Wydville – A Reflection, Wendy Zollo
Summer 2001
The Distinct Soul of Margery Kempe, Eileen C. Prinsen; Bosworth Field Revisited, Geoffrey Richardson
Fall 2001
Richard and the Parson of Blokesworth, Sandra Worth (on Morton); Pray to St. Penket for Colin Richmond, Laura Blanchard
The Princes in the Tower: The Truth at Last, Colin Richmond
Winter 2001
The Polarizing Plantagenet, P. A. Hancock
Spring 2002
The Denver ‘Richard III’, Geoffrey Wheeler
Summer 2002
Solem a Tergo Reliquit: The Troublesome Battle of Bosworth Field, P. A. Hancock, Wargaming Bosworth, Wayne Inglis
Fall 2002
Medieval Mystery Novels, Floyd Durham; The Mystery of Josephine Tey, Pauline Butler
Winter 2002
Why I Moved the Battle of Bosworth to Atherstone, Michael K. Jones; The Battle of Barnet, Martin Reboul
Summer 2003
Remembering Geoffrey Richardson; The Gullible Duke of Buckingham, Geoffrey Richardson; The Battle of Shrewsbury, July 21st 1403, Brian Wainwright
Winter 2003
Perkin Warbeck and Elizabeth of York: The Meeting that Never Was, Ann Wroe; The Psychology of a Combatant, P. A. Hancock (on Bosworth); Did Richard III Really Kill the Princes in the Tower?, Teresa Basinski Eckford
Spring 2004
Community and Identity in Fifteenth-Century England: A Richard III Semester, Rosalind Rossignol (about college course taught by author) On the Trail of King Richard III: From Speculation to Simulation, P.A. Hancock Witchcraft & Heresy, Pamela Butler In Memoriam: Charles T. Wood, Laura Blanchard
Summer 2004
The History of Richard III at Madame Tussaud’s, Geoffrey Wheeler
Fall 2004
Teflon and Stainless Steel, Marion Davies (on Margaret Beaufort); Gainsborough Old Hall, Brian Wainwright; Celebrating the Last Yorkist Victory, David Luitweiler (on Tewkesbury and its annual medieval festival); A Story of Dates, and Calendars, and Years, and Richard III’s Real Birthday, Elizabeth York Enstam Medieval Astrology: Richard’s Horoscope, Dikki-Jo Mullen
Pikemen at Bosworth, Michael K. Jones
Winter 2004
A King, a Duke and a Bishop, David M. Luitweiler (Richard’s visit to Oxford, 1483); Visiting Fotheringhay, Pamela J. Butler
To Seal a Fate of a Friendship: The Prevailing Mystique of Sealing Wax, Dikki-Jo Mullen
Spring 2005
Images of the Princes in the Tower, P. A. Hancock; Further Examination of Margaret Beaufort, Elizabeth Dorsey Hatle
Fall 2005
Elizabeth Woodville’s Families (1437-1492); Queen Consort to Edward IV of England, Kathleen Spaltre (has copyright) Sites for Elizabeth Woodville’s Families, Noeline Bridge Tewkesbury Revisited, Dave Luitweiler Flights of Fancy: Medieval Explorations into Manned Flight, Joan Szechtman
Spring-Summer 2006
Kirby Muxloe Castle: The Embodiment of the Disembodiment of William, Lord Hastings, P. A. Hancock York Minster Library, Elizabeth York Enstam
Fall 2006
The King’s Mother-in-Law: Anne Beauchamp, Countess of Warwick, Susan Higginbotham Four Saints of Northumbria, Pam Butler (Sts. Oswald, Aidan, Cuthbert and Colman – continued on p. 30, not on p. 27 as indicated in the text)
Spring 2007
Time and Clocks in the Middle Ages, Elizabeth York Enstam The Ravenser Cross, Moira Habberjam (first published in Blanc Sanglier. On the medieval cross at Hedon, Yorks, which tradition has it was originally erected at Ravenspur)
Fall 2007
The Mystery of the Princes in the Tower – the Locus in Quo, P. A. Hancock (on the salient features of the Tower of London as they were in the 15th century)
Spring 2008
The Tower and the Princes, Annette Carson The Second Duke and Duchess of Buckingham, Susan Higginbotham
Fall 2009
Gloucester’s Dukedom Is Too Ominous: Some Thoughts about Richard Duke of Gloucester, 1452-1485: Part 1, Marion Davies
Spring-Summer 2010
Saint Albans: Saints and Sinners, Dorothea Preis Plantagenets at Play: Medieval Gambling, Susan Higginbotham
Fall-Winter 2010
Gloucester’s Dukedom Is Too Ominous: Some Thoughts about Richard Duke of Gloucester, 1452-1485: Part 2, Marion Davies
Did the Woodvilles Raid the Treasury? Susan Higginbotham
Spring 2011
Richard’s Cross to Bear, G. Peter Algar (on the Towton memorial chapel) The Duke of Gloucester and Edward V’s Convocation, Annette Carson Report on University of Pennsylvania MS, Roll 1066, Chronicle of the Kings of England, Marie Turner (on project to place online genealogical roll of Edward IV)
Summer 2011
Economics and the Wars of the Roses, Brian Wainwright
Fall 2011
The Questionable Legend of Henry Wyatt, Annette Carson Elizabeth of York: A Biographical Saga, Arlene Naylor Okerlund
Edward IV of England 1461-83, the Original Type Two Diabetic?, Peter Stride Duchess of York – Cecily Neville 1415-1495: ‘Queen of Right’, Elizabeth Dorsey Hatle
Winter 2011
The Boy Who Did Not Become King, Susan Higginbotham (on Edward of Lancaster) A Short History of Crosby Place’s Great Hall, Margaret Nelson
Spring 2012
Was Edward V Sick? Annette Carson Margaret Pole, Countess of Salisbury, Edward IV and Richard III’s Niece, Elizabeth D. Hatle Warwick’s Wars, Vhalla Otarod The History of Foxglove Poisoning: Was Edward IV a Victim?, P. Stride & F. Winston-Brown
Summer 2012
The College of Arms, Annette Carson Disinheritance: Some Thoughts about Jacqueline of Hainault & Anne Neville, Marion Davis Thomas Stafford: 16th Century Yorkist Rebel, Stephen Lark
Fall 2012
Lambert Simnel and the King from Dublin, Gordon Smith (first published in The Ricardian, December 1996)
Winter 2012
The Search for Richard III: Some Personal Impressions, Annette Carson Work on Online Edition of Edward IV Roll Now Complete, Laura Blanchard Elizabeth, Lady Scales: The First Wife of Anthony Woodville, Susan Higginbotham Medieval Christmas, Jonathan Hayes Torture and Revelation in Arthurian Tradition, Larissa Tracy
Spring 2013
Miracle in Municipal Parking Lot, Joan Szechtman François Villon: Fifteenth Century Poet – and Criminal, Jonathan Hayes
Richard Plantagenet and Anne Neville: Childhood Sweethearts?, Sally B. Keil
Summer 2013
Thomas More, Richard III, and Utopia, Bob Duncanson Henry Stafford, Duke of Buckingham, Richard the Third’s Dark Angel, Paul Trevor Bale
Fall 2013
Receiving the King: Pageantry & Politics in the 1st Royal Progress of Henry VII, E. Lindsey Richard’s Affinity and Good Lordship as Duke of Gloucester, 1468-1483, Susan L. Troxell Richard III’s Daughter: Katherine, Countess of Huntingdon, Susan Higginbotham
Winter 2013
The Many Facets of Anthony Woodville, Susan Higginbotham The Tenth Coin: Richard III’s Parliament and Public Statutes, Susan L. Troxell, Esq.
Spring 2014
The Scoliosis of Richard III, P. Stride, H. Qureshi, A. Masoumiganjgah & C. Alexander
Summer 2014
Crosby Place: A Ricardian Residence, Jonathan Hayes Shakespeare vs History: The Deformed Villainous Richard vs Good King Richard, D. Rubino
Fall 2014
The Burial – and Reburial – of Richard III, John Ashdown-Hill Rulers, Relics and the Holiness of Power, Susan L. Troxell
Winter 2014
Bosworth 1485: How Does a King End up Buried under a Parking Lot? John Erath Were They Really Called That? (the authenticity of common WotR epithets), Tamara Baker
Spring 2015
Thoughts on Bosworth, Jonathan Hayes The Road to Crécy: The Evolution of Longbow Tactics, Jonathan Hayes
The Reputation of Richard III: Regional Variations and Practices, Susan L. Troxell
Fall 2015
Margaret of Anjou – A Medieval Woman, Judith Arnopp Even by Tudor & Stuart Standards, E. IV’s Marriage to Eliz. Woodville was Invalid, M. McLeod To Bury a King: Richard III’s Reinterment – an Re-enactor’s Perspective, ed. Frances Perry
The Middleham Jewel & an Interview with a Maker of Historic Jewelry Reproductions, S. Troxell
March 2016
Why It Had To Be the Tower of London, Annette Carson Richard, Duke of Gloucester, as Admiral and Constable of England, A. C. Reeves Can a Coin from 1483 Solve a Ricardian Mystery? Susan Troxell
September 2016
Thomas More, John Morton and Richard III, Annette Carson A Footnote to a Footnote: William Brandon of Soham, Henry Tudor’s Standard Bearer, Jonathan Hayes In the Vigil of St. Bartholomew: The Will(s) of John Catesby, Justice of the Common Pleas, Erik Michaelson A Monk Expounds upon Knighthood: Alexander Barclay and St. George, Compton Reeves Richard III’s Intestinal Infection: Fact vs. Fiction, Susan Troxell
March 2017
The Sumptuary Statute of 1363, Compton Reeves

 

California Chapter

Name of Publication: Loyaulté Me Lie,

Published: December 1978 to December 1980
Vol. 1, No. 1, to Vol. 2, No. 3.
Note. After 1980 it merged with the Ricardian Register.

 

 

Banner image of King Richard III’s Book of Hours (MS 474f.7v) reproduced by kind permission of Lambeth Palace Library.

 

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