History on the matter of Richard III is available. Includes real historical [as opposed to "play" stuff] facts. Sort of a story about the whole situation. Serves as a good introduction and summary of key events. Keep in mind that this is not based on the play...this is what really happend. It is really helpful if you use it to "paint a picture" of why this part of history was important [and controversial] enough to write a story.
Text Related Links
Richard III, by William Shakespeare is available in its entirety on the internet. Select exactly what Scene you wish to read. Once again, if you're looking for a quote, just goto a scene and select "Find in Text..." from the "Edit" menu. Easier than flipping through the book.
The Real Stuff - Summaries
I found a summary for the play. I'm not happy with it because it is not in-depth enough. It doesn't divide up the scenes and stuff like that. It does, however, serve as an excellent reinforcer of important stuff you may have missed while reading early Shakespeare [since he isn't that good in the early plays...]. Please do not use this as a substitute for reading. You will fail the quizzes and will be lost on the essay.
