History Writing ASAP

Paraphrasing and Citation Practice Assignment:

Richard III

Student Name

Class name and section

Class Meeting days and time

Date due

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It is possible that Buckingham was using others for his own purposes. Rumors at the

time said that the Duke of Buckingham wanted to make Richard hated so that he himself could

claim the crown. Buckingham himself had some right to the kingship. 1

1 Charles Ross, Richard III: a Study in Kingship (Berkeley: University of California Press,

1981), 114.

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