Richard III's Remains Spur Reexamination of His Reputation
Clip: 2/4/2013 | 6m 46s
Scholars Hope Richard III's Remains Spur Reexamination of His Reputation
An archaeological dig has led to the discovery of the remains of Richard III, one of the most legendary and reviled British monarchs. But did the 15th century king deserve his reputation? Gwen Ifill talks to New York Times reporter John Burns about the historic find and what will happen to the king's bones and notoriety now.
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Richard III's Remains Spur Reexamination of His Reputation
Clip: 2/4/2013 | 6m 46s
An archaeological dig has led to the discovery of the remains of Richard III, one of the most legendary and reviled British monarchs. But did the 15th century king deserve his reputation? Gwen Ifill talks to New York Times reporter John Burns about the historic find and what will happen to the king's bones and notoriety now.
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