Who, in literature, first said "Off with his head"?

SOTHC

Shakespeare's King Richard III said it so that is some where to start. May 19 05, 5:20 AM

gmackematix

Yay SM. King Richard it was, referring to Lord Hastings. I only asked this on the off chance someone might think it originated with the Red Queen in "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland". May 19 05, 6:23 PM

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