Richard III: Loyalty Binds Me
Friday 4 October 
Castle Hill Baptist Church
4.30pm
King Richard III remains one of the most controversial figures in British history.
Matthew Lewis’s biography follows Richard from cradle to grave to build up a story of changing fortunes, insecurity and an unexpected rise to the throne.
From a childhood plagued by insecurity to life as the most powerful nobleman in England, Richard would face the most tumultuous year of his life in 1483. Amid hotly disputed events, Richard would become king.
How does the monster history has remembered fit with the man we see leading up to 1483?
Tickets £12.00
includes refreshments
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Warwick University Talks
| Tom Simpson | Warwick University Talk: Horizons: Maps that Made Climate Change |
Saturday 5 October |
| Dave Steele | The Political Prisoners of Warwick Gaol | Saturday 12 October |
| Sharon Forman and Beat Kümin | Parish Records Workshop | Saturday 12 October |
| Stuart Middleton | A New History of the Welfare State: Welfare as Independence | Saturday 12 October |
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