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Philip And Elizabeth by Gyles Brandreth

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Philip And Elizabeth, November 2006
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PHILIP AND ELIZABETH
By: Gyles Brandreth


Portrait of a Royal Marriage

W. W. Norton & Company
November 2006
On Sale: November 1, 2006
Featuring: Queen Elizabeth II; Prince Phillip
413 pages
ISBN: 0393329496
EAN: 9780393329490
Kindle: B004ZLS73W
Paperback / e-Book (reprint)
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Non-Fiction Biography

This is the first major biography of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburghβ€”both royal, both great-great-great grandchildren of Queen Victoria, but in temperament and upbringing very different people. Her childhood was loving and secure, his turbulent: the Duke's grandfather was assassinated, his father arrested, his family exiled, his parents separated by the time he was ten. For almost sixty years theirs have been among the most famous faces in the worldβ€”yet the personalities behind the image remain elusive, and the nature of their marriage is an enigma.

Gyles Brandreth has met all the principal players in the story. He quotes no anonymous sources; he has known the Duke of Edinburgh for twenty-five years and has interviewed him. This is a unique and revealing portrait of a remarkable partnership.