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Hello my dearest Reader,

Perhaps you'll think this website is strange but I admit I have to give you some clou.

I created this for my TPE (Travaux Pratique Encadré). And it is part of an exam called "Bac", in France. We have to choose a subjet, find a question and try to resolve it.

I chose: "What was Shakespeare's influence with his playwright "The Tragedy of King Richard the Third" over the collective imaginary and our contemporary authors?"

I discovered King Richard III and his story with the series The White Queen and I acknowledge I've always thought Middle-Age was borring, annoying but absolutely not !

I am French and I am not the best in english even if I do my best. I know there's several mistakes and I am sorry for that.

Moreover, you have to know this website isn't real. I mean, I created it for an exam, for fun but the informations are true, I hope. I just let my imagination wrote what people as Queen Elizabeth Wydville (Woodville for us) could say, thought, as this time.

You just have to appreciate and enjoy the moment.

Best regards,
Anaëlle.

Wednesday

The Sisters Neville : wedded to the Dukes, coicincidence or marriage contract ?


16th August 1473

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          With the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester's wedding, Warwick has finally what he wanted; he or his daughters, being close to the throne. He asked King Edward IV of marrying his daughters to the king's brothers, the Dukes, but he refused.

           George of Clarence, married in secret at Calais Lady Isabel Neville, they have actually one daughter, Margaret who was born two days ago at Farleigh Hungerford Castle.

           Her sister Anne, recently married, is now with a child and she will probably give birth in december of this year. But what a coicincidence, two girl from the last powerful Neville Family married to royal Dukes.

Richard Neville's daughter are they as ambitious as they father or a part of their father's plan?

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