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Housley, University of Leicester – Richard III In today’s
Academic Minute, Dr. Norman Housley of the University of
Leicester explains what a recent archaeological discovery could
mean for our understanding of one of England’s most maligned
monarchs. Norman Housley is a professor of history at the
University of Leicester where his teaching and research
interests are focused on the history of the crusades and the
English monarchy during the middle ages. He has published a
number of books on the crusades and his current project is a
monograph provisionally entitled Crusading and the Ottoman
Threat: 1453-1505. He holds a Ph.D. from Cambridge Univers