The Princes in the Tower, Part 1, London, 1483

from True Crime Medieval · host Anne Brannen and Michelle Butler

Edward V, King of England (12 years old) and his brother Richard, the Duke of York (aged 9) went into the Tower of London in 1483 and never came out. In the first part of this story, we discuss the Cousins' War, and how the boys ended up in the Tower in the first place.

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