Andrew Lownie
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Meticulously researched
Lownie expertly captures the extravagance (they never travelled with fewer than 73 pieces of luggage), the sense of entitlement, the snobbery, the vanity, the selfpity, the bone-idle laziness, the fundamental uselessness of their lives as outcasts. 'I never saw a man so bored,' said one acquaintance. Should this be required reading in a certain household in Montecito, California?
Briskly written and compulsively readable...Does Andrew Lownie persuade me that it is worth telling the story again, and that he has made out the case for his unforgiving title? The answer is an unambiguous yes.
Darkly compelling...hundreds of eye-popping details...Gripping though it is, this is an unrelentingly damning portrait of the Windsors
Andrew Lownie was educated at Magdalene College, Cambridge, where he was Dunster History Prizeman and President of the Union, before taking his Masters and doctorate at Edinburgh University. A Fellow of the Royal Historical Society and former visiting fellow of Churchill College, Cambridge, he has run his own literary agency since 1988. A trustee of the Campaign for Freedom of Information and President of The Biographers Club, he has written for the Times , Telegraph , Wall Street Journal , Spectator and Guardian and formerly served in the Royal Naval Reserve.
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Beschrijving
FROM THE BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF
ENTITLED
, 'THE MOST DEVASTATING ROYAL BIOGRAPHY EVER WRITTEN',
DAILY MAIL
THE
SUNDAY TIMES
BESTSELLER
A
Daily Mail
Royal Book of the Year, 2021
'Darkly compelling...hundreds of eye-popping details...Gripping ...
Meticulously researched
Lownie expertly captures the extravagance (they never travelled with fewer than 73 pieces of luggage), the sense of entitlement, the snobbery, the vanity, the selfpity, the bone-idle laziness, the fundamental uselessness of their lives as outcasts. 'I never saw a man so bored,' said one acquaintance. Should this be required reading in a certain household in Montecito, California?
Briskly written and compulsively readable...Does Andrew Lownie persuade me that it is worth telling the story again, and that he has made out the case for his unforgiving title? The answer is an unambiguous yes.
Entertaining... convincing... timely. Urgent reading for royals
Darkly compelling...hundreds of eye-popping details...Gripping though it is, this is an unrelentingly damning portrait of the Windsors
Andrew Lownie was educated at Magdalene College, Cambridge, where he was Dunster History Prizeman and President of the Union, before taking his Masters and doctorate at Edinburgh University. A Fellow of the Royal Historical Society and former visiting fellow of Churchill College, Cambridge, he has run his own literary agency since 1988. A trustee of the Campaign for Freedom of Information and President of The Biographers Club, he has written for the Times , Telegraph , Wall Street Journal , Spectator and Guardian and formerly served in the Royal Naval Reserve.
Specificaties
Uitgever
Bonnier Books Ltd
Verschenen
12 mei 2022
Pagina's
432
Thema
Biografie: koningshuizen
Afmetingen
197 x 129 x 26 mm
Gewicht
366 gr
EAN
9781788704878
Bindwijze
Paperback
Taal
Engels