William Rufus is presented with six new arrows on the morning of his death, illustration from the book 'The History of the Nation' by Richard Caton II Woodville
© Bridgeman Art Library / Private Collection / The Stapleton Collection
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William II (C.1056-1100), nicknamed William Rufus, King of England; died while hunting in the New Forest, probably assassinated by Sir William Tyrrell; it was said that it was one of the new arrows which was found piercing his heart;
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