The news that the second Earl of Snowdon, the son of Princess Margaret, is looking to commission a new biography of his mother, one that will correct her portrayal in The Crown TV series and give a more rounded picture of her, is a reminder that royal women have long had to contend with those who seek to distort their characters. There was far more to Princess Margaret than one who liked smoking, drinking and going to parties. Passionate about culture, a good friend to many, a conscientious public servant, the Princess deserves a better press.
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What Meghan can learn from Mary, Queen of Scots
the news that the second earl of snowdon, the son of princess margaret, is looking to commission a new biography of his mother, one that wil...
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith

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