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"Wallis, the Duchess of Windsor, was one of the most famous women in history, the American divorcee who captured the King of England, Edward VIII, and cost him his throne. Until Charles Higham's 1.3 million-copy bestseller, much of her life was a glamorous mystery. Now, fifteen years later, major new documentary evidence, classified at the time, makes for a book far more sensational than the original bestseller. Drawing from long-suppressed archives in France, England, and the United States, Higham has uncovered the duchess's passionate affair with a top-ranking political figure, the duke's romantic involvement with a male equerry, the secret radio broadcasts the couple made to Hitler, and the blackmail plot in Paris that almost brought them - and the British royal family - to ruin."--BOOK JACKET.
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The Duchess of Windsor: the secret life
2005, Wiley
in English
- Rev. and updated ed.
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Mrs Simpson: secret lives of the Duchess of Windsor
2004, Sidgwick & Jackson
in English
- Rev. and updated ed.
0283073829 9780283073823
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The Duchess of Windsor: the secret life
August 1989, Jove Books
Mass Market Paperback
in English
1557732272 9781557732279
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The Duchess of Windsor: the secret life
1988, McGraw-Hill Book Co.
in English
0070288011 9780070288010
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The Duchess of Windsor: the secret life
1988, McGraw-Hill Book Co.
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Previous ed. published under the title: Wallis : secret lives of the Duchess of Windsor. 1988.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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