The Princes in the Tower

<p><strong><em>¿Langley ... understands how to excite people about the past ¿ more so, perhaps, than most academics¿</em></strong> ¿ <em>The New York Times</em></p><p><strong><em>¿Philippa Langley deserves huge credit for her discoveries.¿</em></strong> ¿ <em>THE SPECTATOR</em></p><p><strong>History re-written: has the 540-year-old mystery been solved?</strong></p><p><strong>¿<em>The totality of evidence revealed is astonishing. Following the discovery of King Richard III¿s grave in a car park in Leicester in 2012, The Missing Princes Project will again rewrite the history books, redrawing what we know about Richard III and Henry VII and pressing the reset button of history.¿</em></strong> - Philippa Langley</p><p><strong>In the summer of 1483, two brothers were seen playing in the grounds of the Tower of London, where they¿d been lodged by the King¿s Council ¿ their uncle, the future Richard III, its chief member. From there the boys seem to vanish from the historical record, and so o