The History of King Richard III

The narrative delves into the final years of Richard III, portraying him as a power-hungry ruler whose ambition leads to manipulation and murder. It highlights his moral corruption, particularly in justifying the imprisonment and murder of his nephews, the rightful heirs to the throne. Through this account, Sir Thomas More offers a compelling exploration of both Richard's tyrannical reign and his own motivations as an author, providing a critical lens on one of history's most infamous figures.