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Books. A King's Story: The Memoirs of the Duke of Windsor, Volume 1. Edward Duke of Windsor. Putnam, 1951 - Great Britain - 435 pages. The Duke of Windsor's own account of his royal upbringing, his education, his military service, his ascent to the throne, and his decision to abdicate for love of Wallis Simpson. -- Dust jacket.
1 de oct. de 2012 · Duke of Windsor and Wally Simpson. This is perhaps the most poignant, intriguing and dramatic love story of modern times. In this fairy-tale romance, the Duke and Duchess themselves tell the story that rocked an empire and led to the historic abdication of 1936.
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The greatest love story of our century is an understatement.A King's Story is well known to be ghost written for the Duke and even with constant prodding, he suffered from selective memory.He seems to forget all his previous "friendships", those familiar with the saga will know this means the married women in his life before Wallis.
Deluxe limited edition of A King’s Story by H.R.H. the Duke of Windsor, signed on the limitation page. Octavo, xvi, 440pp. Bound by Zaehnsdorf in crimson morocco, gilt title on spine, five raised bands, royal coat of arms on front cover. Gilt top leaf with uncut edges. Complete with frontispiece and 22 full page illustrations. […]
July 1951 Published on July 1, 1951. A pleasant autobiography, concluding with the abdication crisis of 1936, the obvious culmination of the narrative. The work is not particularly informative about broad world or Empire affairs, but is most useful for an understanding of the subtle premises of that unique institution, the British crown.
Narrated by Orson Welles, this documentary tells King Edward VIII's story through interviews and his own participation in the film's production. After a scandal involving his controversial ...
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The story, itself, is a true accounting, right from the horse's mouth, about the events, truths, and falsehoods, surrounding King Edward VIII's abdication from the throne. The story is all in his words. He wrote this while in his prime, while the events were ever prominent in his mind. He leaves nothing unturned. Great book. Great story. Great ...
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