Royal Blood : King Richard III and the Mystery of the Princes

History

Bertram Fields

Europe

Sutton Publishing

Notoriously immortalized by Shakespeare and historians, Richard III is history's most infamous royal villain. In this comprehensive, meticulously researched book, top US litigator Bertram Fields goes back more than 500 years to offer a compelling look at the case of Richard and the princes in the tower. Applying the same modern techniques, he successfully uses in the courtroom, Fields outlines and evaluates the arguments on both sides, weighs the evidence, and offers the definitive truth about this extraordinary man. Clearing away the dust of time, "Royal Blood" attempts to answer the intriguing questions inherent in the drama: Was Edward IV's marriage truly legal? Were his sons, Edward, Prince of Wales, and Richard, Duke of York, illegitimate? What role did Richard play - or not - in his brother Clarence's death? Were the bones found in the Tower of London those of the young princes? Was there even a murder? Were the boys instead removed from the Tower and raised in secrecy? And if they were cold bloodedly killed, who else would have wanted them dead? The book ends with a stunning re-envisioning of British and world history: what if Richard had never accepted the Crown? What if he had instead insisted his young nephew reign as Edward V? How would our lives be changed?

Royal Blood: King Richard III and the Mystery of the Princes

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

Sutton

Feared and hated by the crowned heads of Europe, the brilliant Corsican, who rose from daring young general to Emperor of the French, found himself desperately in love with a beautiful and promiscuous Creole woman. Cynical at first, she came to adore him, as he adored her. Set against a sweeping background of intrigue, terror and war, this is the story of loyalty, betrayal, and tempestuous love.

Destiny: A Novel Of Napoleon & Josephine

Marmont Lane

In The Merchant of Venice Shakespeare gives us only a brief and limited view of Shylock, an enigmatic character who varies with each actor's interpretation. Now, Bertram Fields gives us Shylock's full story, his dangerous background, his life, loves and challenges as an educated Jew in 16th Century Venice, the motivation for demanding his seemingly bizarre bond, as well as what occurred after his fateful confrontation with Portia and the Doge. Deluxe Hard Cover Edition.

Shylock: His Own Story

Gloriana combines a succinct and colorful biography of Elizabeth I with an incisive analysis of significant questions on the life and reign of this extraordinary woman, arguably England's greatest monarch. 
Was she really the Virgin Queen? Was she complicit in the murder of a lover's wife? What were her views and actions on religion? On espionage? On torture? On slavery? 
Fully illustrated in color.

Gloriana: Exploring The Reign Of Elizabeth I

The professional memoir of lawyer Bertram Fields.

Summing Up: A Professional Memoir

Marmont Lane Books

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