
William Shakespeare · 1597 · Fiction
Richard, Duke of Gloucester, tells the audience he means to be king, and kills his way there: his brother Clarence, his young nephews in the Tower, anyone in his path. He loses it all at Bosworth Field. One of Shakespeare's great villains, from "Now is the winter of our discontent" to "My kingdom for a horse!"
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- Readers who enjoy a villain who talks to them directly - Anyone interested in the end of the Wars of the Roses - Theatregoers who want to read before they watch