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Can recommend Richard III and Edward IV. Both by Charles Ross and published by Yale University Press. Moving forward a few years, here's some quizzes on Tudor History. Some tough questions.I've just finished a biography of George Duke of Clarence (http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Third-Plantagenet-Clarence-Richard/dp/0752499491), which informed me that drowning was considered the "easiest" way to be executed in those days (beheading could be a misery, seldom was the head struck off in one go). Plus Edward IV was reluctant to shed his brother's blood (although the end result is surprisingly similar). It is assumed that George was told he was to be drowned, and so he chose the butt of wine.
Anyway, I like reading, especially historical non-fiction, planning and researching for city trips and actually going on one. I'm also very lazy, so doing nothing useful rates very highly too.
http://englishhistory.net/tudor/tudor1.html
. I'm also very lazy, so doing nothing useful rates very highly too.