Perkin Warbeck: Whether my hero was or was not an impostor, he was believed to be the true man by his contemporaries

Perkin Warbeck

So what about the famous confession? By historians in the Tudor tradition this is usually seen as absolute proof that he was an impostor, arguing that “there is nothing in [his] confession which should make us doubt his truthfulness”. Somehow they cannot have looked at it too closely.

The Curious Career and Uncertain Past of Perkin Warbeck

The Princes in the Tower

Was Warbeck just another in a long line of pretenders to the throne of England, or did his appearance in Ireland in 1491 prove the innocence
of Richard III, whom most historians accuse of murdering his nephews, the Princes in the Tower?

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