...Colin Richmond This guest column consists of a tongue-in-cheek counterfactual history of England from the fifteenth to the eighteenth centuries. Its highlight is the fifty-year reign of the saintly King Richard III, who dies a martyr in New York at the hands of the Iroquois in 1536 and is promptly...

... composing if not writing his drama-history of Richard III, had picked up that piece of information at dinner in the abbey; hence its inclu- sion in his unfinished story of a tyrannical ruler. But a considered second thought was that it was More who, already knowing the truth and prone to speaking freely...

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... piece “Utopia,” Richard III rules wisely for fifty years, eschewing foreign wars and devoting himself to good works. . . . He is killed by the Iroquois, whom he has been attempting to convert to Christianity. . . . A cult develops immediately, and the saintly Richard is canonized only a year after his...

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... return, Neiman asks, “What exactly is the dif- from his mind than to determine with Richard III ‘to prove a villain.’ Except for 194 an extraordinary diligence in looking out for his personal advancement, he had no motives at all.”25 The melodramatic representation of evil...

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... 2005 Notes on Contributors Barry Allen, professor of philosophy at McMaster University, is the author of Truth in Phi- losophy and, recently, Knowledge and Civilization (with a preface by Richard Rorty). Michael Baxandall is emeritus professor...

...Caryl Emerson Vitale Serena , Shklovsky: Witness to an Era , trans. Richards Jamie . ( Champaign, IL : Dalkey Archive , 2012 ), 120 pp. © 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 LITTLE REVIEWS...

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... of George III, Gordon disappeared from Britain’s political history, his memorial an unreliable characterization in Dickens’s Barnaby Rudge (1841). Over the past fifteen years, though, Gordon has attracted a series of articles by historians of varying specialization...

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... Bibliography , and Books in My Life . In 2015 he was awarded the Gold Medal of the Bibliographical Society in London. Chris Voparil , founding president of the Richard Rorty Society, teaches in the graduate faculty of Union Institute and University. He is the author of Reconstructing Pragmatism: Richard...

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... had been a face-­off between the professional armies of James II and William III, civil war had not recurred; but the English desired to be assured either that no dissolution of government and reversion of power to the people had happened...

... the experience. Because the Revolution had been a face-­off between the professional armies of James II and William III, civil war had not recurred; but the English desired to be assured either that no dissolution of government and reversion of power to the people had...