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16. Josephine Tey's Daughter of Time perhaps?

Thu Sep 18, 2014, 07:01 PM

Sep 2014

That's how I first realised the Shakespearian villain was mostly fiction.

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Good guess. Hacked and stabbed was how you died in battle... TreasonousBastard Sep 2014 #1

Brave Sir Robin was not afraid to get "all hacked and mangled", Art_from_Ark Sep 2014 #14

They say there's no fanatic like the convert. I'm a convert. Aristus Sep 2014 #2

Did you read 'The Sunne in Splendour'? Terrific book. Demit Sep 2014 #3

Yeah. I own a copy. Aristus Sep 2014 #4

I read that book several years ago, also. madinmaryland Sep 2014 #11

I agree with your views on the infamous murders. JNelson6563 Sep 2014 #5

To play devil's advocate brentspeak Sep 2014 #6

I kinda thought this was all settled hfojvt Sep 2014 #10

Josephine Tey's Daughter of Time perhaps? Ron Obvious Sep 2014 #16

that sounds kinda familiar hfojvt Sep 2014 #17

It's a classic English mystery novel Ron Obvious Sep 2014 #18

oh I know it was fiction hfojvt Sep 2014 #19

True, he had no right to be King treestar Sep 2014 #21

So amazing they actually found his remains treestar Sep 2014 #12

He was buried at the Church of the Grey Friars csziggy Sep 2014 #13

Looks like maybe a war mace got him from behind with no helmet.. EX500rider Sep 2014 #15

What I love cwydro Sep 2014 #20

Another case of malicious hacking. Orrex Sep 2014 #22