The Wool Syndicate: A Mafia-Style Coup That Bought the Tudor Throne
The Opening Balance Sheet: The Princes in the Tower (1483)
The Opening Balance Sheet: The Princes in the Tower (1483)
PROB 11/12 f.88r – The Kingslayer’s 1494 Codicil: “I want the poleaxe that struck the crown from Richard late king buried with me” – The Murder Weapon Goes in the Grave (12-8-2025)
(12-8-2025)
Sir William Gardiner: The Only Commoner Knighted on Any English Battlefield in English History – Bosworth, 22 August 1485 (12-8-2025)
Systematic Tax Avoidance, 1480–1489. (12-8-2025)
(TNA C 1/14/72) (12-8-2025)
Kingslayer (1488 Wardship Bond) (12-8-2025)
Alderman Richard Gardiner (ca. 1430–1489): Estimated True Wealth Accounting for Systematic Tax Avoidance, 1480–1489. (12-8-2025)
The £40,000 Coup Chest: Archival Proof Richard III Seized the Syndicate's War Fund (TNA C 1/14/72)(12-8-2025)
The Stemma Collapse: Archival Proof Stephen Gardiner was the Nephew of the Kingslayer (1488 Wardship Bond) (12-7-2025)
Sir William Gardiner: Merchant, Kingslayer, and Architect of the Tudor Dawn (12-6-2025)
The Stemma Collapse: Archival Proof Stephen Gardiner was the Nephew of the Kingslayer (1488 Wardship Bond) (12-7-2025)
Sir William Gardiner: Merchant, Kingslayer, and Architect of the Tudor Dawn (12-6-2025)
The March Trap Phantom Letter: The Preplanned Mire at Market Bosworth (12-4-2025)
COUNT-HOUSE CHRONICLES: Volume I · Entry 004: The Hanseatic Siege: Exemptions and the Wool Vein Choked (12-4-2025)
COUNT-HOUSE CHRONICLES: Volume I · Entry 001: The Night the Receipts Caught Up with the Tudors (12-3-2025)
That Covered Up the Tudor Coup (12-3-2025)
The Receipts (12-3-2025)
The Gardiner Scholarship: Key Historical Sources (12-3-2025)
The Discovery That Broke the 540-Year Silence (12-2-2025)
“A Certain Skinner of London”: The 1486 Whisper That Named Richard III’s Killer — And Was Deliberately Left Half-Told
The Gardiner Family Paid £2.8 billion (10-30-2025)
Kingslayers of the Counting House – Full Novel Serialisation Starts 1 December 2025 (10-28-2025)
The Gardiner Family Paid £2.8 billion (10-30-2025)
Kingslayers of the Counting House – Full Novel Serialisation Starts 1 December 2025 (10-28-2025)
The Gardiner Family Paid £2.8 billion (11-29-2025)
Bishop Stephen Gardiner – Lord Chancellor (11-29-2025)
Unicorn Tavern on Cheapside – headquarters of the 1485 coup –
was owned by Sir William Gardynyr (11-29-2025)
was owned by Sir William Gardynyr (11-29-2025)
Gardiner Family Tree: (1448 - 2022) (11-29-2025)
Mevanvy ferch Gryffudd (c. 1436 – a. 1480) (11-29-2025)
1448–2022 (11-29-2025)
(10-28-2025)
Ellen Tudor, (ca. 1455 - after 1502) (10-24-2025)
Gardiner, Stephen (ca. 1497–1555) (10-28-2025)
d. 1480 : A Capstone Document (8-8-2025)
Jasper Tudor, Earl of Pembroke and Duke of Bedford: A Lancastrian Stalwart
in Exile and Triumph [11-23-2025]
in Exile and Triumph [11-23-2025]
Orthographic Variations in Late Medieval Surnames: The Gardiner Lineage
in Archival Records [ 11-17-2017 ]
in Archival Records [ 11-17-2017 ]
The Gardiner Surname: Orthographic Evolution and Etymological Reconsideration in Late Medieval England [11-14-2025]
in the Shadow of Bosworth [11-3-2025]
Biography Elis Gruffydd (c. 1490–c. 1552) [10-31-2025]
Introduction Rewriting Bosworth: A Merchant Coup [10-28-2025]
of the London Clothworkers Guild [12-18-2017]
Hidden History #102 (Father of the City) [1-3-2018]
Hidden History #101 (What's In A Name) [12-31-2017]
Orthographic Variations in Late Medieval Surnames: The Gardiner and Alington
Lineages in Archival Records [ 11-17-20217 ]
Biography Captain Washington Walker Gardner 1839-1913: First At Vicksburg [4-15-2017]
Lineages in Archival Records [ 11-17-20217 ]
Biography Captain Washington Walker Gardner 1839-1913: First At Vicksburg [4-15-2017]
Warwick Marches On London 1470 [12-26-2016]
The Keys To The Kingdom [12-25-2016]
Arms - Shield, William Gardiner, and Ellen Tudor [12-24-2016]
Battle of Bosworth - Gardiner [12-04-2016]
Sir William Gardiner 1485 [07-06-2016]
Richard Gardiner 1489 [04-26-2016]

The Gardiner Scholarship: Key Historical SourcesThe Gardiner Scholarship: Key Historical Sources