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Richard II

Richard II, 1367–1400, king of England (1377–99), son of Edward the Black Prince.

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Richard II: Conflicts with the Barons - Conflicts with the Barons In 1382, Richard married Anne of Bohemia, to whom he became very much ...
Richard II: Revenge and Downfall - Revenge and Downfall The lords appellant ruled the country until 1389, when Richard quietly ...

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