by Michael Evans · Hambledon Continuum · tapa dura · ISBN 9781852852689
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«The Death of Kings: Royal Deaths in Medieval England» is the historical essay by Michael Evans, published by Hambledon Continuon in hardback (288 pages).
The historian examines how medieval English kings died: in battle (Harold at Hastings, Richard III at Bosworth), murdered in secret (Edward II, Richard II, Edward V), or by accident (William Rufus while hunting). He shows how chroniclers and later authors, such as Shakespeare, drew moral lessons from these deaths.
Published in 2003, it is an academic study of medieval English history. Includes bibliography and index.
Aimed at university students and readers interested in medieval English history.
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