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Following the life and times - and style and spirit - of Diana, from early childhood to her time spent within the British monarchy and beyond, as well as her legacy that continues through her children and numerous charities.

A celebration of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, detailing the highlights and challenges of her seventy-year reign.Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has carried out her role as sovereign with flawless professionalism. Her demeanor has been perfect, and in the seventy years she has reigned, she has epitomized all the hallmarks of an iconic sovereign beloved by her people.When she succeeded her father, King George VI, on February 6, 1952, Elizabeth was only twenty-five years old. Married for just five years with two young children, her life changed irrevocably. The responsibilities of the monarchy have taken precedence over all else, and the public duties invariably have first call on the Queen’s time and energy.This book celebrates the highlights and challenges of the Queen’s reign over the past seven decades by recalling Princess Elizabeth’s childhood and the war years; including accounts of the accession and coronation when she was still a young woman; detailing each decade of Queen Elizabeth II’s reign, focusing on both her working life and her family; describing in detail a typical working day for the sovereign; providing a special focus on the enduring contribution Her Majesty has made to life in the UK and the Commonwealth, as well as her enviable reputation worldwide; and offering a true celebration in honor of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

This tribute by royal biographer Brian Hoey honors Queen Elizabeth II, reflecting on her extraordinary life and legacy as the longest-reigning monarch in British history. It captures her remarkable journey over 70 years on the throne, highlighting her contributions and the impact she had on the monarchy and the nation. Through thoughtful insights, the book celebrates her enduring influence and the profound respect she garnered throughout her reign.

The definitive compendium of new and little-known facts about the British royal family.

Behind the scenes of the private world at the heart of royalty, as revealed by a distinguished royal commentator. schovat popis

Lord Louis Mountbatten accepted the Japanese surrender in 1945, was the last Viceroy of India, and was murdered by the IRA. But behind the public acclaim which his wartime achievements brought him, he had vanity and a controversial lifestyle.

A guide to Her Majesty The Queen's official London residence, one of the potent symbols of the British monarchy, covering a history of the architecture, the magnificent rooms and gardens and how the palace is a working building for the modern monarchy. It includes floor plans of the State Rooms open to visitors. Look out for more Pitkin Guides on the very best of British history, heritage and travel.