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This is a question! I'm sure that I have read in the last year or so that the letter written by Elizabeth of York to John Howard, professing her feelings for Richard, had been found and determined to be accurate..can anyone point me towards that reference? Wikipedia needs to be updated but I need to get my reference right first! Thanks.
This is an excellent question. I hadn't heard that, but let me double check with some folks.
Back again. The most recent reference to the Elizabeth of York letter in print in The Ricardian says it's never been found.
I wonder if you are thinking of the recently discovered dispensation for the marriage of Richard and Anne -- located in the Vatican archives.
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