Why Did Richard III Spare Edward IV, the Earl of Warwick?
Richard III and the murdered Princes in the Tower is a historical event in one of England’s chaotic periods, but questions remain about motives and threats.
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Richard III and the murdered Princes in the Tower is a historical event in one of England’s chaotic periods, but questions remain about motives and threats.
Brome Hall, just before demolition. Date: 1958. Picture: EDP LIBRARY - Credit: Archant Some are in ruins, some are lost to time, others are guarded by ghosts: many of the country houses Suffolk once boasted have since fallen victim to the wrecking ball. Weird Suffolk has chosen 10 favourites that remain only as ruins, photographs, distant memories or in one case a mystery, including a hall with a magical stone in its courtyard, one where plastic surgery was carried out in the parkland, one whose grounds are now home to a festival and one that hosted a notorious ghost hunter for a night.
Some are in ruins, some are lost to time, others are guarded by ghosts: many of the country houses Suffolk once boasted have since fallen victim to the wrecking ball
A friendly meeting in a grove of trees; Shelter Island Quakers gathering every Sunday The gathering place every Sunday for the Shelter Island Friends Meeting. (Credit: Jim Pugh) The Shelter Island Friends Meeting is held every Sunday, as it has been all winter, at 10:30 a.m. at the Quaker monument on the Sylvester Manor grounds, 116 North Ferry Road. Jim Pugh of the Meeting said the gatherings take place under the trees, in a clearing of the woods, with log benches and a pavilion if it rains. Mr. Pugh said the Friends, also called Quakers, “are not soli...
The Benefits of Working Longer Delaying retirement for a couple of years—or even a few months—is the most effective way to improve your retirement security. April 29, 2021 John Rouse, vice president of operations for the Aquarium of the Pacific, plans to keep working until he's at least 68. Photograph by Jose Mandojana Financial planners and analysts have long advised workers who haven’t saved enough for retirement to work longer. But even if you’ve done everything right—saved the maximum in your retirement plans, lived within your means and stayed out of debt— working a few extra...