Remember before God
RICHARD III
King of England
and those that fell
on Bosworth Field
having kept faith
Loyaulte me lie
Online
In-Memoriams August 1999 - July 2002
[The Richard III Society, American Branch reserves the right to
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Peggy
Allen
Bosworth
-- the battle which took place over half a millenium ago and the
men who took part in it still occupy our thoughts today.
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Janet
Trimbath
forevere@Home.com
The Tragedy
of Richard III is the tragedy of life cut short and promise unrealised.
May he rest in peace knowing that others still carry his standard,
following "Loyaulte me Lie" 514 year later. Ricardian Janet M.
Trimbath Michigan Area Chapter American Branch Richard III Society
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Barbara
Zuchegna
bazu2@earthlink.net
For a
man whose actions throughout his life showed his deep commitment
to justice, may time and research bring justice to him.
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paul trevor
bale
ptb@yorkist.prestel.co.uk
for those
who share unquiet slumbers on this terrible of days, peace. for
those who served, and fell, rest... forever for Richard, loyalty,
and love Paul Trevor Bale
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Blair
Martin
blairjad@gil.com.au
The Queensland
Branch of the Richard III Society remembers the last true English
King of England who fell at Bosworth Field August 22nd 1485. As
is the custom of this branch, a "Roll of Honour" notice will be
placed in the Brisbane daily newspaper "The Courier-Mail" on Saturday
August 21st Loyaulte me Lie
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Laura
Blanchard
lblancha@pobox.upenn.edu
There
is no final resting place for Richard III -- no tomb, no gravesite
-- and so Ricardians worldwide remember him and his fallen companions,
and all the dead of this battle as we can. Some gather at Sutton
Cheney Church, some sponsor services or altar flowers where they
live, some place in memoriam notices in their local papers. We
remember a man who took loyalty as his watchword, who championed
the free exchange of ideas, and who deserved better at posterity's
hand than he has received.
Loyaulte
me lie.
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Siobhan
Kennard Wallace
dickon@teleport.com
I close
my eyes and I can still feel the warmth of the soil on Ambion
Hill - my heart beats with the rhythm of the war drums in my mind
- may all those who perished on Bosworth Field rest in peace,
friend and foe alike. And to HRM Richard Plantagenet... you were
right.
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Rania
Melhem
rmelhem@aol.com
Richard
III, King of England and last of the Plantagenets. A man bound
by loyalty to his friends and mercy to his enemies. Abandonned,
betrayed and murdered on this day at Bosworth Field. Loyaulte
Me Lie
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Marianne
G Pittorino
mpittorino@att.com
May those
of us who remember Richard honor his memory by following his example
of justice, mercy and loyalty.
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Mary Reighney
Reverently
remembering and honoring the life of King Richard III. Honor all
those who gave their lives fighting for king and country.
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Lorraine
Pickering
gnlp@lineone.net
Remembering
RICHARD PLANTAGENET, King of England, husband of Queen Anne Neville,
loving father and loyal brother, uncle and friend. A lover of
justice and of fair play who was 'piteously slain and murdered'
through treachery at Sandeford in the County of Leicester this
day in 1485. Remembering also all who fell fighting for their
King, especially those of Richard's Household who accompanied
him on the last charge. Richard - today there are many worldwide
who carry on the fight to clear your name. One day the truth will
be known. Rest in Peace. LOYAULTIE ME LIE.
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Mary Higgs
mph047@hotmail.com
In memory
of Richard and Anne...for time and all eternity.
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Serge
Chechnev
serge@hepple.com
The story
of Richard's life and death has a remarkable quality of being
able to touch any heart instantly and hold you spellbound, no
matter what country you come from. His life is not only part of
English history: it's a tragedy of a noble and just man fighting
against all the woes possible, both God sent and man-made, thrown
together, and it is thus easily understandable in any language.
I learned about him on a tour of the Tower of London and have
been fascinated ever since.
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Barbara
Allen
mallen@wilmington.net
What a
sad day this must have been for all who new Richard, and was loyal
to him.May all who died at Bosworh field rest in peace.Who knows
he may could have been a great king given the time.
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Kaylea
whatruallabout@hotmail.com
Such admirable
courage and sadness are my reminders of this 22nd day in August.
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Lorraine
Pickering
gnlp@lineone.net
Remembering
King Richard III who fell at Boswoth in August 1483 on his birthday
today. Be comforted by the fact that the fight continues to restore
your good name. May you and your supporters rest in peace. God
Bless.
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Keith
Leong
Keith_Leong@usa.net
I remember
(sort of) this poem from a grave of this officer who died in the
Titanic disaster (1911): The brave officers stood their ground
As the weak ones went by And shouted to the whole wide world How
Englismen should die. Fitting for Bosworth, don't you think ?.
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CLAUDIO
MORGANTI
I work
in theatre. From many years I'm playng Richard. Shakespeare's
Richard is a thing. My Richard is different. Loyaulte my lie.
(from Italy)
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Chris
DiNatale
chrisxmas@earthlink.net
He has
and continues to be the subject of voluminous debate and sometimes
heated arguments over the past 500 years. Often cast in the role
of villain in history and fiction, his character has been defiled
by historians, movie makers, novelists, writers and the Bard.
But he was probably no better or worse than his contemporaries,
a product of the violent world he inhabited. Yet he remains a
compeling individual, and a brave one at that.
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paul ward
paul@whiterose
46.fsnet.co.uk
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Donald
Areinoff ,Sylvia Haber
donareinoff@hotmail.com
Richard
III you are just an example of how the good and just are lied
by history propagandists who must use evil ways to justify their
evil deeds. RIP Richard Plantagenet and all of those who fought
for the proper King of England!
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Steve
Maltby
dogstar4@ntlworld.com
In Memoriam-PLANTAGANET,RICHARD.
Third King of that name,betrayed by traitors,killed by rebels-
blackened by propaganda.
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Sue Russell
I will
die with the belief of what the plantenganets gave to our country,
courage,heroism,patriotism, and the love we have to Edward of
York our son in splendour
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Mark Fletcher
Fenners0@tnyworld.co.uk
'Tant
le desiere', may all who died in the wars of the roses sleep well.
I would that England awakes and holds dear the name of Richard
Plantagenet.
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Patricia
Gonzalez
gonzalez@hudson.net
May God
grant eternal rest to those who fell at this battle site. In particular,
may He grant peace to a man whom I have learned to love and admire
in spite of the centuries' distance bet ween our lifetimes. Forever
remembered and cherished, noble Blanc Sanglier. With love, Patricia
Gonzalez
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BEAUNONT
Born in
leicester live in leicester Richard III RESPECT.
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Jacqueline
Thorburn
Jackiethorburn@beeb.net
Descendant
of Brackenbury. Glad to be alive.
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Jennifer
Anne
cubby@tpg.com.au
For a
husband much loved and a King most maligned. Rest In Peace dearest
heart. Forever searching, Your Beloved.
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B. Zuchegna
bazu2@earthlink.net
Rest gently,
Your Most Royal Grace, and all who fought and fell at your side.
Your labour is over and you have earned your rest. But the battle
was not lost; it has never ended. As inevitably as the change
of seasons, those who still fight for their rightful king will
rescue the Daughter of Time from her prison of Tudor lies.
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Joan
God remember
the last real King of England
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Lynda
Truth
is eternal: although it may be misunderstood it can never be lost.
All else is without substance, and will eventually disappear,
even though it may appear to prosper for a time. Remember those
who died at Bosworth, fighting for peace and stability. Rest well,
Son of York. Loyaulte...
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A Leicester
girl
You are
our true King - God keep you and yours forever.
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Patricia
Gonzalez
gonzalez@hudson.net
In loving
memory of King Richard, who fell on this day at Bosworth -- rest
in peace, and may your memory live forever. "Loyaulte me lie"
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Janet
M. Trimbath
forevere@Home.com
If Memory
grants eternal life, then Richard III still lives in the minds
and hearts of his partisans. Rest in peace, Richard Plantagenet,
and let us carry on the fight for justice and the restoration
of your good name. Loyaulte me lie.
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Penny
Van Bogaert
pvanboga@co.la.ca.us
A salute
to bravery and daring. Remember Richard III on this the 515th.
anniversary.
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Rob Rath
RobRath@Webtv.net
On this
tragic date, may the souls of King Richard and his loyal supporters
find peace with the knowledge that his cause lives on and has
loyal and devoted supporters who are ever vigilant in defending
this magnificent monarch's standard. God keep and protect King
Richard III, England's noblest monarch!!! Loyaulte Me Lie, Rob
Rath
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Mary
Again,
the anniversary of a dark day in English history has arrived.
Time cannot dim the sorrow and outrage we feel at the treason
and deceit that caused the death of the last of the great Plantagenet
kings. Remembered always. Rest in peace, Dickon.
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Elisabeth
Aino Sjoberg, Seattl
Remember
those slain in treason together with Richard 3rd, rightful king
of England on august 22 1485 at Bosworth Field. Loyaulte me lie.
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Emma Sargison
Richard
III was born on the 2nd October 1452 and he died on the 22nd August
1485 at the battle of Bosworth.
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camfield
Peter
peter.camfield@planetinternet.
Sir, It
seems that my familyname derives from de Camville-Camville and
that the name was anglisized around 1480 to Camfield. Do you think
that they had to change their name after the battle ? It puzzels
me why they changed the name Camville into Camfield . Thank you
, Peter Camfield Omgangstraat 15 2880 Bornem , Belgium peter.camfield@planetinternet.be
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michael
lamb
KIERANLAMB@HOTMAIL.COM
WE WILL
MISS YOU RICHARD III AND WE HOPE YOU REST AT EASE
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Richard
Ketley
richard_ketley@talk21.com
I am a
great fan and love him loads. Please send me some info to my email
address. Mr. Richard Ketley.
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joelline
ladydhuoda@hotmail.com
In Memoriam.
Rest in Peace, Son of York. Your battles are over, yet know that
we continue to fight for your good name. Loyaute me lie.
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neil bampton
nellyfaty@hotmail.com
God bless
all those who fought in the battle and who fell down for thier
side.
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neil bampton
nellyfaty@hotmail.com
God bless
all those who fought in the battle and who fell down for their
side.
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Lynda
Hickox
roseofraby@webtv.net
In memory
of King Richard III the rightful King of Engand; For his beief
in honesty His name was blackened with lies For his many acts
of mercy, He was treated with indignities, For his neverending
loyalty He was abandoned and betrayed, For his bravery in the
midst of battle He lost his kingdom to a coward, While they may
have stolen the life from his body, His spirit still inspires,
as they lie silent. Rest in Peace, My Lord
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Bernard
Fyles
bernardfyles@aol.com
Sorry,
folks,but I can't share your sympathy for Richard. He was justas
ruthlessas most others in the war of the roses. In any case, I
spent my years at university in a college founded by Lady Margaret
Beaufort, so I feel more or obliged to suppirt her son Henry Tudor.
At least he did manage to bring some level of order and stability
to England.
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Mary
mph047@hotmail.com
In loving
memory of those who fought and died for King Richard III. Rest
in peace, Dickon.
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Leicester
Girl
Yet another
year of sorrow for the last real King of England
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Patricia
Gonzalez
gonzalez@hudson.net
Once again,
this day is upon us. Once again, we remember a noble soul who
should have lived longer. Rest in peace, dear Richard, and may
your greatness continue to be acknowledged, I was at Bosworth
last month and was moved by the experience more than it's possible
to say. Vivat rex in aeternum!
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Glen Potter
glen.potter1@ntlworld.com
To the
memory of a great king, but not forgetting such treachery. LOYAULTE
ME LIE
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An Englishwoman
shamaal54@yahoo.co.uk
In memory
of the last true English king, a man of integrity and loyalty
sadly betrayed by those he trusted. Rest in peace, brave Dickon.
Five hundred years have passed and there are still those who remember.
God keep you and all those who fought by your side. Loyaulté me
lie. AEW
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An Englishwoman
shamaal54@yahoo.co.uk
In memory
of the last true English king, a man of integrity and loyalty
sadly betrayed by those he trusted. Rest in peace, brave Dickon.
Five hundred years have passed and there are still those who remember.
God keep you and all those who fought by your side. Loyaulté me
lie. AEW
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one who
remembers
ladydhuoda@hotmail.com
Remembering
Richard and all of those liege men of the White Boar who were
so "piteously slain" on Boswort Field. Loyaulté me lie.
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sean mac
visited
the battlefield some years ago . very moving , but come on folks
, read your late middle ages history and get real . as someone
else here wrote , RICHARD WAS NO BETTER NOR NO WORSE THAN YOUR
AVERAGE 15TH CENTURY PRINCE .You would honour his memory better
by throwing away the romantic 'historical ' novels , reading some
real history and reflecting on the real man . Maligned , possibly.
Saintly monarch , sadly , no.....
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Ginger
Leake
gingerleake@hotmail.com
To those
of you who come to this site with the intent of maligning the
intelligence or opinions of others-please take it elsewhere. If
you mean to impress us with your mention of going to 'university'you
should do a better job of spellchecking. Richard III was the rightful
king of England, duly recognized by church and Parliament and
if not loved by all his people at least thought to be a better
king than a small boy. Henry Tudor stole the crown from him, his
own claims to the throne based on birthrights that came from a
WOMAN who truly didn't have a right to the throne, and then had
Elizabeth Woodville's marriage declared legal again so he could
marry her daughter. If the princes in the Tower were still alive...who
would be king? Tudor had far more reason to want them dead than
Richard did: one was king and the other wanted to be. May history
be kinder to Richard than it's been previously!
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sean mac
30 december
, today is the anniversary of wakefield . its cold and snowy outside
, much like that fateful day I suppose . I know this isnt really
the place , but I would ask you partisans of the White Rose to
join me in remembering Richards father , the impetuous but brave
duke , his brother Rutland , his Neville relatives and all the
brave men of the Yorkist cause who fell on that winters day ,
in the Christmastide of 1461 .
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sean mac
today
is tha anniversary of Wakefield . outside its cold and snowy ,
much like that fateful day , I suppose . I know this isnt strictly
what this page is about , but Im sure you'll forgive me for asking
you to join me in remembering today Richards father , the impetuous
but brave duke , his brother Rutland , slain in the flower of
his youth , his Neville relatives who fell that day , and all
who gave their lives at the Christmastide of 1460 .
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sean mac
shades
and scholars forgive me!of course I meant Christmastide 1460.......
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sean mac
Today
is the anniversary of Wakefield . Outside its cold and snowy ,
much like that fateful day I suppose . I know this isnt really
the place , but Im sure you'll forgive me if I ask you briefly
to remember Richards father , the impetuous but brave duke , Richards
brother Rutland , slain in the very flower of his youth , Richards
Neville kin and all those who fell that Christmastide , 1460 .
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Lord De
Montfort-Broughton-pla
most noble
king and ancestor, rest in peace, and know, that i of your blood
line will help clear your name and reputation. Lord De Montfort-Broughton-Plantagenet,
white lion house, Ipswich,suffolk,c/o staff,63,Hutland road ipswich
suffolk ip4 4hq
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Chris
Cipollini
ccipollini@hotmail.com
God Bless
King Richard. The Handsome and gallent Prince, Who had lost his
son and heir, His Wife so Beutiful and fair. I hate the sinner,Henry
Tudor And his blastphomous kin. May they rot in the fiery river.
God Bless good Richard,for tragic is it, when life is cut short........
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Joseph
Dobson
jdne17108@blueyonder.co.uk
On Bosworth
field that fateful day,the North of England lost their champion
king, for make no mistake a lot of untruths have been said about
him,some of which were written by Will Shakespeare. He will always
be thought of in the north,as the champion. god rest his soul
and all who fell on both sides R.I.P.
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elizabeth
FOR THE
MEMORY OF ONE WHO IS SO GREATLY MISSED .IT SEEMS ONLY YESTERDAY
SINCE THE PASSING OF ONE SO GREAT A KING,LOYAL BROTHER AND UPHOLDER
OF ALL THAT IS GOOD AND TRUE. YOU ARE FOREVER IN MY THOUGHTS AND
IN MY PRAYERS . REST IN PEACE MY TRUE FRIEND.
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Leslie
MacCoull
haflele@imap4.asu.edu
I still
wear my "Loyaulte me lie" ring to honour the memory of my late
beloved, Mirrit Boutros Ghali, as well as those who kept faith.
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