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A virtual casebook created by Corinna Archer Kinsman for Carnegie Mellon University's 2010 production of "Richard III" as a research and educational tool for myself and our production team.
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- Cyborgs (2)
- Disability (3)
- Dorset (1)
- Duchess of York (1)
- Edward IV (1)
- Elizabeth Woodville (1)
- Elizabethan England (9)
- Forrest and Dighton (1)
- Gender (3)
- Glossary (1)
- Gore (1)
- Hastings (1)
- Henry VI (1)
- Lancaster vs. York (3)
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- Princes in the Tower (1)
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- Queens (5)
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- Richard III (7)
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Links
- A Shakespeare Timeline
- A Time traveller's guide to Tudor England
- BBC - Tudor History in-depth
- Crystal's Costumes on Picasa
- Danger Room (What's next in National Security)
- H+ Magazine (technological trends)
- Luminarium Encyclopedia Project
- PTSD Combat Blog: Winning the War Within
- Richard III - A dirty modern tragedy
- Richard III Character Circles from Shakespeare's Words
- Richard III: Shakespeare in quarto, from the British Library
- The Ghostlight Dramaturgy Collective
- The Richard III Society
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