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  1. By: Jimmy Maher
    Aug 31, 2026 · original
    In reply to Andrew Pam . Thanks, but I’m actually okay with that one. 😉
  2. By: Andrew Pam
    Aug 31, 2026 · original
    OK, here’s one: “…was the key to its mass appeal” seems incomplete. “which was”? “and was”? And can you state that definitively, or do you need to qualify it?
  3. By: Andrew Pam
    Aug 31, 2026 · original
    In reply to Andrew Pam . Hah! Gazumped!
  4. By: Andrew Pam
    Aug 31, 2026 · original
    Tiny typo: “Its worst sin it that” should of course be “Its worst sin is that”.
  5. By: Jimmy Maher
    Aug 31, 2026 · original
    In reply to Chinnico . Thanks!
  6. By: Chinnico
    Aug 31, 2026 · original
    Typo: “Its worst sin it that of cluttering up our bookstores” Should be: “Its worst sin IS that of cluttering up our bookstores”
  7. By: Andrew McCarthy
    Aug 28, 2026 · original
    Another excellent article. Bravo. Personally, I suspect that much of the impetus of the Richard III Society comes from following the logic of a flawed syllogism: “History is written by the victors; Richard III was defeated and killed; therefore, everything that professional historians believe about Richard is a lie.” A sort of shallow pseudo-analysis that lets the person espousing it feel smarter than all the experts. And I agree entirely with you that the same impulses driving the Richard III Society are at the heart of many more well-known modern conspiracy theories.
  8. By: Leo Vellés
    Aug 28, 2026 · original
    A very interesting story! Although I suspect you are not going to tackle it, I have to say that I really really hope, now that you mention it, that sometime in the future (I know this series is going to be a long one and I am happy for this) you write about the most important cold case in british history, that of the mistery identity of who was Jack the Ripper, where there are lots and lots of theories. I love the Victorian era, and my favourite adventure game of all time is The Lost Files of Sherlock Holmes: The Case of the Serrated Scalpel, so I will cross my fingers…
  9. By: Jimmy Maher
    Aug 28, 2026 · original
    In reply to Lee . Thanks!
  10. By: Lee
    Aug 28, 2026 · original
    Good article (I love these people who take themselves way too seriously)! But you misspelled Ms. Boatwright’s name wrong at some point…first she’s “Lesley,” then later she’s “Leslie.”

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