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As we have learned repeatedly throughout history (and most recently with the unearthing of Richard III), history is almost always written by the victor. In this book, we look at another Plantagenet King, with an equally if not more thrilling history cloaked under a shroud of mystery & historical propaganda. I have read Mortimer before, and look forward to his take on the King's tumultuous reign." -Rose.
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As we have learned repeatedly throughout history (most recently with the unearthing of Richard III), history is almost always written by the victor. In this book, we look at another Plantagenet King in Edward II - with an equally if not exceedingly thrilling history cloaked under a shroud of mystery/historical propaganda. I have read Mortimer before & look forward to his take on the King's tumultuous reign. -Rose
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As have learned repeatedly throughout history (most recently with the unearthing of Richard III), history is almost always written by the victor. In this book, we look at another Plantagenet King in Edward II - with an equally if not exceedingly thrilling history cloaked under a shroud of mystery/historical propaganda. I have read Mortimer before & look forward to his take on the King's tumultuous reign. -Rose
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As have learned repeatedly throughout history (most recently with the unearthing of Richard III), history is almost always written by the victor. In this book, we look at another Plantagenet King in Edward II - with an equally if not exceedingly thrilling history cloaked under a shroud of mystery & historical propaganda. I have read Mortimer before & look forward to his take on the King's tumultuous reign.Rose
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As we have learned repeatedly throughout history (most recently with the unearthing of Richard III), history is almost always written by the victor. In this book, we look at another Plantagenet King in Edward II - with an equally if not exceedingly thrilling history cloaked under a shroud of mystery & historical propaganda. I have read Mortimer before, & look forward to his take on the King's tumultuous reign." -Rose
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As we have learned repeatedly throughout history (and most recently with the unearthing of Richard III), history is almost always written by the victor. In this book, we look at another Plantagenet King, with an equally if not exceedingly thrilling history cloaked under a shroud of mystery & historical propaganda. I have read Mortimer before, and look forward to his take on the King's tumultuous reign." -Rose
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As we have learned repeatedly throughout history (and most recently with the unearthing of Richard III), history is almost always written by the victor. In this book, we look at another Plantagenet King, with an equally if not exceedingly thrilling history cloaked under a shroud of mystery & historical propaganda. I have read Mortimer before, and look forward to his take on the King's tumultuous reign." -Rose.
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As we have learned repeatedly throughout history (and most recently with the unearthing of Richard III), history is almost always written by the victor. In this book, we look at another Plantagenet King, with an equally if not more thrilling history cloaked under a shroud of mystery & historical propaganda. I have read Mortimer before, and look forward to his take on the King's tumultuous reign." -Rose.
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"As we have learned repeatedly throughout history (and most recently with the unearthing of Richard III), history is almost always written by the victor. In this book, we look at another Plantagenet King, with an equally if not more thrilling history cloaked under a shroud of mystery & historical propaganda. I have read Mortimer before, and look forward to his take on the King's tumultuous reign." -Rose.
— Nov 28, 2015 11:29AM

