Top-notch Royal Biographies!

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	"A good look at the king and the prelude to 1066 and all that."

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	"The seminal and most authoritative look at Henry II by the late W. L. Warren."

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	"The best available account of Richard I."

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	"Warren does it again with King John. John wasn't so bad after all."

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	"For me a scholarly account of Edward I by the leading expert on the king."

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	"One of my favourite books on the enigmatic, and tragic, Richard II. Immensely useful when I studied him at university!"

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	"Superb and comprehensive look at Henry V. Impressive in length and knowledge."

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	"A good account of Henry VI, but I think Wolffe was too harsh on him.  It wasn't all his fault!"

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	"The best and most accessible look at Edward IV. Very detailed and the late C.D. Ross certainly understood Edward."

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	"C. D. Ross's dispassionate look at the infamous Richard III. Impartial and reasoned, even if surprisingly short for a king who has generated so much debate since his death."

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	"A good general study of Henry VII. More than a biography."

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	"The best biography on Henry VIII.  A must buy!"

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	"A good, dispassionate account of James II. Even if James wasn't aiming for a Catholic absolutism he made his deposition inevitable."

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	"A sympathetic look at George I who emerges as a decent ruler and man. Especially strong on the foreign affairs and diplomacy of the post-Utrecht period."

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	"A scholarly, highly readable study of Henry I."

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	"The best biography of William Rufus - looks to rehabilitate this maligned king."