Secretary of State Charles Hughes was also in London, ostensibly as chairman of the American Bar Association, which held a large conference in Westminster in late July.14 Edward used this opportunity to get to know the leading American ...
Edward was the twentieth century's Prince Charming. He was handsome, eloquent, quick-witted, charismatic, a dazzling foil to his stuffy royal parents. He was a popular hero who saw firsthand the...
King Edward VIII: His Life and Reign
... Duke of Windsor's War (London, 1982), 155; Michael Bloch, The Secret File of the Duke of Windsor (London, 1988), 136–8. Bloch, ed., Wallis and Eduard Letters, 230; Windsor, The Heart has its Reasons, 289–92. Jim Christy, The Price of ...
Drawing on Edward’s extremely frank and explicit diaries and his two thousand love letters (long assumed to have been destroyed), Ziegler shows us the man he truly was. It is a story as compelling as the greatest English novels.