Political Assassinations

Born in 1130, Reginald Fitzurse was a land-owning Norman baron. Having inherited Williton in Somerset from his father, he also owned Barham Manor in Kent and lands in Northamptonshire. But Fitzurse is not remembered as a landowner. He is remembered for one thing only - a single violent act of phenomenal brutality and sacrilege. Fitzurse was leader of  the four Norman knights who murdered the greatest saint of the middle ages - Archbishop Thomas Becket. Read the real-life story of the martyrdom of Thomas Becket in Political Assassinations along with many other horrific killings of famous people and the twisted conspiracies surrounding their deaths. 

Contents 
Brutus and Cassius - Julius Caesar,  Walter Tirel - King William II, Reginald Fitzurse - Archbishop Thomas Becket, Charlotte Corday - Jean-Paul Marat, John  Wilkes Booth - US President Abraham Lincoln,  Charles Guiteau - US President James Garfield, Jacques Mornard - Leon Trotsky, Lee Harvey Oswald - US President John F Kennedy,
Thomas McMahon - Lord Louis Mountbatten