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Publications
Books published by the Richard III
Society
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The
Logge Register of PCC Wills, 1479-1486
Volumes I and II
Editor: Lesley Boatwright, Moira Habberjam and
Peter Hammond
Publisher: The Richard III Society
ISBN: 978-0-904893-18-2 (2 volume set)
© The Richard III Society, Lesley
Boatwright, Moira Habberjam and
Peter Hammond
These 379 wills and testaments afford a
newly-available corpus of material for the study of various aspects
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The Encomium of Richard III
Author: Williams Cornwallis the
Younger
Editor: AN Kincaid
Publisher: Turner & Devereux for the Richard III
Society
Year & Place of Pub: 1977 – London
ISBN: N/A
Pages: 65 (paperback)
Variorum edition of an early paradoxical defence of Richard,
with an introduction by JA Ramsden and AN Kincaid.
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The Itinerary of King Richard III: 1483-1485
Author: Rhoda Edwards
Publisher: Alan Sutton for the Richard III Society
Year & Place of Pub: 1983 - London
ISBN: 090489305X
Pages: 44 (paperback)
Day by day account of Richard’s whereabouts from April
1483 to August 1485, as recorded in contemporary documents.
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British Library Harleian
Manuscript 433: Vols 1 to 4
Vol 1: Register of Grants for the Reigns
of Edward V and Richard III
Vol 2: Second Register of Richard III
Vol 3: Second Register of Edward V and Miscellanous Material
Vol 4: Indexes
Author/Editor: Rosemary Horrox /
Peter W Hammond (editors)
Publisher: Alan Sutton for the Richard III Society
Year & Place of Pub: 1979, 1980, 1982 & 1983 – Gloucester
ISBN: Vol 1: 0904893049
Vol 2: 0904893057
Vol 3: 0904893065
Vol 4: 0904893073
Pages: Vol 1: 289
Vol 2: 230
Vol 3: 260
Vol 4: 258 |
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The Signet Office records, i.e. transcripts of Richard’s
grants, letters, etc in original spelling but with translations of the Latin.
Vol 1: Detailed introduction to the manuscript
and transcripts of folios 1 to 105
Vol 2: Transcripts of folios 106 – 220
Vol 3: Transcripts of folios 221 – 340
Vol 4: Indexes by name and subject.
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Richard III: Crown and People - A Selection of Articles from
The Ricardian, March 1975 to December 1981
Author: J Petre (editor)
Publisher: Alan Sutton for the Richard III Society
Year & Place of Pub: 1985 - Gloucester
ISBN: 0904893111
Pages: 446
The most interesting and useful articles selected from
The Ricardian 1975-1981. Articles cover Richard and his family; Richard
and the nobility; friends and foes; sward and standard; king and country,
government and society in the fifteenth century.
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Good King Richard?
An Account of Richard
III and his Reputation: 1483 - 1983
Author: Jeremy Potter
Publisher: Constable for the Richard III Society
Year & Place of Pub: 1983 (hardback) / 1994 (paperback)
- London
ISBN: 0094646309
Pages: 287 (hardback)
Detailed study of the
source material for Richard’s reign and reputation and how it has been used
by later historians and other writers. Jeremy Potter was Chairman of the
Society when this book was published.
Review:
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‘On the whole the book provides an acceptable survey
of recent thinking on the reign as well as charting past controversies…..
the … work ranges more widely beyond the mainstream participants [in the
Great Debate about Richard III], with a consequent increase in entertainment
value.’
Rosemary Horrox
The Ricardian, December 1983
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The Reburial of Richard Duke of York, 21-30
July 1476
Authors: Anne F Sutton &
Livia Visser-Fuchs
Publisher: Richard III Society
Year & Place of Pub: 1996 – London
ISBN: 0904893146
Pages: 54 (paperback)
Detailed description of the organisation and ceremonial
of bringing the duke’s body from Pontefract to Fotheringhay, with transcripts
of contemporary accounts, with editing and translating. Illustrated in colour
and monochrome.
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The Royal Funerals at Windsor
Author: Anne F Sutton & Livia Visser
Fuchs
Publisher: Richard III Society
Year & Place of Pub: 2005 – London
ISBN: 0904893154
Pages: 138 (paperback)
Monograph describing the Yorkist funerals held at
St George’s Chapel, Windsor with an introduction to late Medieval funerals.
Illustrated in colour and monochrome.
Review:
‘… this is an excellently-researched, well-written,
and well-illustrated book, full of interest and information. It is very
much to be recommended.’
John Ashdown-Hill
The Bulletin, Summer 2005
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Tant d’Emprises – So Many Undertakings:
Essays in honour of Anne Sutton
Author: Livia Visser-Fuchs (editor)
Publisher: Richard III Society
Year & Place of Pub: 2003 - Upminster
ISBN: 090489305X
Pages: 431 (paperback)
Special edition of The Ricardian journal in honour
of its editor for many years. More than 40 articles and over 450 pages from
the leading experts on the late fifteenth century.
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