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Author: Oswald Eakins Publisher: UB Tech ISBN: Category : Biography & Autobiography Languages : en Pages : 57
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When an eight-month-old baby Prince Philip was ferried off the shores of the Corfu Island in Greece in a fruit carton, nobody would have thought he would one day reach such heights as to occupy a distinguished position in the British royal family. Prince Philip’s life from an abandoned, homeless little infant to being the Queen’s consort is nothing short of legendary. When the reserved and coy 18-year-old Elizabeth told her father that the tall, handsome navy officer with blue eyes was the only man she could ever love King George VI was only bemused. But the Queen stood firm on her ground and the princess got her prince soon after she turned 21. That marriage was amidst a lot of crisis and Britain was only healing from a post-World War Two havoc. With its economy in doldrums, its population in distress, Princess Elizabeth’s fairytale wedding was seen as a harbinger of all good things. The marriage lasted seven decades, like a vow taken, the Queen religiously kept her marriage afloat and Prince Philip stayed with her through thick and thin. With Prince Philip’s death on April 9th, the longest marriage in the history of English monarch has come to a solemn close. His death was followed by emotional messages and sweet remembrances by all in the extended royal family, from Prince Charles, his first born, to his grandchildren Prince William and Prince Harry. But was it always lovey-dovey between the royals or is it all a façade they carry?
Author: Oswald Eakins Publisher: UB Tech ISBN: Category : Biography & Autobiography Languages : en Pages : 57
Book Description
When an eight-month-old baby Prince Philip was ferried off the shores of the Corfu Island in Greece in a fruit carton, nobody would have thought he would one day reach such heights as to occupy a distinguished position in the British royal family. Prince Philip’s life from an abandoned, homeless little infant to being the Queen’s consort is nothing short of legendary. When the reserved and coy 18-year-old Elizabeth told her father that the tall, handsome navy officer with blue eyes was the only man she could ever love King George VI was only bemused. But the Queen stood firm on her ground and the princess got her prince soon after she turned 21. That marriage was amidst a lot of crisis and Britain was only healing from a post-World War Two havoc. With its economy in doldrums, its population in distress, Princess Elizabeth’s fairytale wedding was seen as a harbinger of all good things. The marriage lasted seven decades, like a vow taken, the Queen religiously kept her marriage afloat and Prince Philip stayed with her through thick and thin. With Prince Philip’s death on April 9th, the longest marriage in the history of English monarch has come to a solemn close. His death was followed by emotional messages and sweet remembrances by all in the extended royal family, from Prince Charles, his first born, to his grandchildren Prince William and Prince Harry. But was it always lovey-dovey between the royals or is it all a façade they carry?
Author: James Morgan Pryse Publisher: Health Research Books ISBN: 9780787306830 Category : Languages : en Pages : 852
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1914 the Hellenic fragments, freed from the Pseudo-Jewish interpolations, harmonized, & done into English verse & prose. with introductory analyses & commentaries giving an interpretation according to ancient philosophy & psychology & a new literal tran.
Author: Lykke Guanio-Uluru Publisher: Springer ISBN: 1137469692 Category : Literary Criticism Languages : en Pages : 254
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Ethics and Form in Fantasy Literature: Tolkien, Rowling and Meyer by Lykke Guanio-Uluru examines formal and ethical aspects of The Lord of the Rings , Harry Potter and the Twilight series in order to discover what best-selling fantasy texts can tell us about the values of contemporary Western culture.
Author: Kara Linaburg Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 282
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She won't meet her worst enemy on the battlefield...War is brewing and the kingdom of Sindaleer is torn as the Knights of Norcir draw the folk to their side. When Sabriel, a specially Gifted, pledges her blood to their cause, she is ready to give all to bring the peace her leader promises. She understands Tirich's deep hatred toward the king, and has prepared for this moment all her life.But when her identity as a knight is discovered by the childhood friend who betrayed her years ago, Sabriel's plans for justice come toppling down. Now distracted by what once was, Sabriel fights to hold onto what she's believed to be true for so long. Nick never forgot the red-headed lass of years past, but she's not the friend he remembers. As enemies connected by their past take opposing sides on their country's freedom, Nick refuses to believe what she's become.Voices warning Sabriel she'll never succeed, and loyalties torn, she begins to realize that all is not as it seems. Tirich's power is growing stronger, and she fears she was wrong about the good she once saw in him. The concluding book following "The Broken Prince", reminds us of the inner war we all face, and what it means to rise from the ashes when all hope feels lost. "Kara is passionate, honest, and vulnerable, which in my opinion always makes a book worth reading. Her heart for broken people is evident, birthed from a heart that has felt pain itself." - Amanda Brown, editor of Oh Beloved One Magazine "I adored Kara's writing! It was perfect!" - Reader on Kara's debut novel 'The Broken Prince'
Author: Anthony Musson Publisher: Manchester University Press ISBN: 1526148293 Category : Political Science Languages : en Pages : 287
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Examines how medieval people at all social levels thought about law, justice and politics, as well as their role in society. Provides a clear, structured view of judicial developments and experience of litigation in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. Offers a new perspective on both law and politics by focusing on the medium of legal consciousness and legal culture.. Makes the specialised area of law accessible for the general reader interested in the medieval period.
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