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A Royal Duty
by Paul Burrell
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with references to "Prince Charles".
Excerpt - on Page 23: "
... was sitting in the middle, in the largest, gilded, thronelike chair, engrossed in an animated conversation with her favorite grandson, Prince Charles. ... "
Key Phrases:
Prince Charles, Princess of Wales, Buckingham Palace, Royal Family, Duke of Edinburgh, Kensington Palace, courtroom number one, golden dhow, relationship with the princess, nursery corridor, palace steward, inner hallway
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A Royal Duty: Updated with New Material
by Paul Burrell
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with references to "Prince Charles".
Excerpt - on Page 23: "
... in the largest, gilded, thronelike chair, en- grossed in an animated conversation with her favorite grandson, Prince Charles. The Queen was on his other side, in a much smaller chair like everyone else, ... "
Key Phrases:
Prince Charles, Princess of Wales, Buckingham Palace, Royal Family, Lady Sarah, Duke of Edinburgh, courtroom number one, posttrial inquiry, golden dhow, nursery corridor, relationship with the princess, palace steward
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Diana: Her True Story in Her Own Words
by Andrew Morton
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with references to "Prince Charles".
Excerpt - on Page 134: "
... Until then she had demurely addressed him as `Sir'. He called her Diana. In Prince Charles's circle this was considered the norm. ... "
Key Phrases:
Prince Charles, Kensington Palace, Princess of Wales, Buckingham Palace, Earl Spencer, Prince of Wales, Prince William, Camilla Parker-Bowles, Duchess of York, royal system, royal world, royal life
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Prince Harry: The Biography
by Mark Saunders
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with references to "Prince Charles".
Excerpt - on Page 14: "
... was to have an almost pathological fear of letting people down and it was the same during her pregnancy. Even Prince Charles, in a moment of concern, ... "
Key Phrases:
Prince Charles, Fleet Street, Princess Diana, Prince William, Kensington Palace, Prince Harry, Windsor Castle, Buckingham Palace, Duke of Edinburgh, Prime Minister, News of the World, Prince of Wales
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