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]]> http://www.historynet.com/uncertain-past-of-perkin-warbeck-march-93-british-heritage-feature.htm#comment-43911 Richard Clark Tue, 17 Mar 2009 19:01:27 +0000 #comment-43911 As a traditionalist, the "Perkin Warbeck" story does little to exonerate Richard III of the murders of the two princes. Even by Warbeck's own dubious story, someone was sent to murder them. They were under the "care" of their uncle, Richard III. He had the means and the motive to have them murdered. There were still many Yorkists who believed that Edward V was the rightful king. After the July 1483 attempt to free the princes from the Tower of London failed, the usurper, Richard III decided to do away with his nephews. As a traditionalist, the "Perkin Warbeck" story does little to exonerate Richard III of the murders of the two princes. Even by Warbeck's own dubious story, someone was sent to murder them. They were under the "care" of their uncle, Richard III. He had the means and the motive to have them murdered. There were still many Yorkists who believed that Edward V was the rightful king. After the July 1483 attempt to free the princes from the Tower of London failed, the usurper, Richard III decided to do away with his nephews.

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