They enjoyed little support in England and were encouraged by foreign governments. They were, in fact, something of a joke. Henry VII, in fact, treated Warbeck benevolently at first. Sir Thomas More and Shakespeare were Tudor lackeys. There is a good deal of evidence that Richard III was NOT a villain at all but a loving uncle to his nephews and would never have murdered them.
Victors write the history and often distort it to suit their own ends.
Henry VII was NOT innocent of the blood of these two boys and I am sick of psuedo-historians perpetuating the myth that Richard was a scheming bloodthirsty man who murdered his nephews. Farquhar can go back to school and study the very real evidence for an entirely opposite conclusion to his nasty little tale that Discovery publishes on the web for him. What a disagreeable little man he must be. How sad that his careless and inaccurate work is allowed such wide distribution. She fails, however, to provide even a scrap of evidence to defend that position.