...Howard family, before whom that title was borne by Richard Duke of York, the infant son of Edward IV., who was murdered in the tower by order of his uncle, Richard III., who subsequently conferred the dignity upon the Howards. Before Prince Richard, there had been four...

...governed by means of bribes. WABBBCK, PEBKIN, a yonng man who, in 1492, declared himself to be Richard, the young Duke of York, who was murdered in the Tower by Richard III. He was strongly supported by the Yorkists and by James IV of Scotland, a kinswoman of...

...1483, when he was succeeded by his son Edward V., the unfortunate prince who with his brother Arthur was murdered in the Tower by order of his uncle Richard III. Richard's reign, however, was a very short one, as he was defeated and slain at the battle of Bosworth...

...he died and was succeeded by his son Edward V., the unfortunate prince who, with his brother Arthur, was murdered in the Tower by order of his uncle Richard III. Richard's reign, however, was a short one, as he was defeated and slain at the battle of Bosworth,...

...smaller than those of Henry. And beneath is the signature of his son Edward V. (Л. Eilwartlus Qniniuf), who was murdered in the Tower by order of his uncle, Richard III. The autograph of this boy-king is all the memorial remaining of his nominal reign that only lasted...