The Daughter of Time

10th December 1951

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Poster of The Daughter of Time

           Josephine Tey published this year The Daughter of Time, a detective novel. But not just a detective novel as you could read during your tea time, no, this is about a modern police officer's invertigation into the allegaed crimes of our Poor and Last King Richard III.

           The main character is Alan Grant, Scotland Yard inspector, and he becomes intrigued by a portrait of King Richard III. "Why is everyone so sure that he was a murderer?"

          Grant investigates Richard's life and the case of the Princes in the Tower, he comes to the conclusion that the claim of Richard being a murderer was a totally fabrication of the Tudors' Propaganda, giving to the king a false vision as monstrous hunchback.

The Mains Arguments in Defence of King Richard III

• Richard was legitimately king;
• No evidence that the Princes were missing from the Tower when Henry VII took the throne;
• Henry never produced the bodies of the dead Princes and state burial for public;
• Quee Elizabeth Wydville was in good terms with Richard;
• The Princes were more of a threat to Henry VII and to his crown.

 And you, do you believe in the Tudors' Propaganda?

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