Mrs Simpson: Secret Lives of the Duchess of Windsor

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The romance of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor has been called the greatest love story of the twentieth century. With the first edition of this biography in 1988, highly acclaimed author Charles Higham used explosive secret intelligence files to reveal a far darker side to their forty-year relationship. Now he has revisited and updated his international bestseller, resulting in a fascinating, and at times shocking expose of Wallis Simpson and out own royal family.
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AuthorCharles Higham
PublisherPan Books
PlaceLondon
Year2005
ISBN9780330426787
BindingPaperback
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