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This vintage paperback edition of Josephine Tey’s beloved novel “The Daughter of Time” is a true gem for collectors and readers alike. Published in the mid-20th century, this copy bears the gentle patina of age, with some wear to the covers and pages, but remains in good readable condition.
Tey’s masterpiece is a brilliant blend of historical fiction and detective story, centering on Inspector Alan Grant’s investigation into the infamous reputation of King Richard III. As Grant delves into the chronicles of the Wars of the Roses, he unravels a captivating mystery that challenges centuries of accepted wisdom about the last Plantagenet king.
Tey’s meticulous research and skillful storytelling bring to life the complex political machinations and intrigue of 15th-century England, while her insightful characterization of Richard III offers a refreshingly nuanced portrayal of a figure long vilified by history. This novel is a testament to the power of literature to reexamine and reinterpret the past, inviting readers to question conventional narratives and seek deeper truths.
For collectors, this vintage edition holds particular significance as a tangible link to the book’s enduring legacy and the era in which it was first embraced by readers. Its well-worn pages bear witness to the countless minds it has captivated over the decades, making it a cherished addition to any discerning library.
