By Steve Sailer
02/13/2013
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| Olivier as Richard III |
My new Taki’s column looks at Richard III, both the real king recently dug up from a parking lot in England, and Shakespeare’s hunchback Machiavel:
As Richard’s supporters, the Ricardians, like to complain, history is written by the victors. And the victorious Tudors had the best writer ever, William Shakespeare, whose patroness, Queen Elizabeth I, was Henry VII’s granddaughter.
What was so bad about Richard III? I offer an explanation calling upon the Darwinian insights of William D. Hamilton and Robert Trivers.
Read the whole thing there.
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