Courtiers
Autor Valentine Lowen Limba Engleză Hardback – 6 oct 2022
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781472290908
ISBN-10: 1472290909
Pagini: 384
Dimensiuni: 238 x 159 x 37 mm
Greutate: 0.63 kg
Editura: Headline
ISBN-10: 1472290909
Pagini: 384
Dimensiuni: 238 x 159 x 37 mm
Greutate: 0.63 kg
Editura: Headline
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Notă biografică
Valentine Low is a journalist at The Times who has been writing about the royal family for over a quarter of a century. He is known for his insight and his scrupulously fair coverage, and makes regular appearances on international television as a royal commentator. His exposure of the bullying allegations against the Duchess of Sussex attracted global attention. Valentine previously worked at the London Evening Standard for over twenty years, reporting from all around the world. He lives in West London.
Descriere
An authoritative account of who really holds the power in the Palace from the Royal correspondent who broke the story about the Duchess of Sussex being accused of bullying her staff while at Kensington Palace.
Recenzii
Low's enjoyable account... chronicles, and explains, the role of those courtiers whose role comes closest to public accountability... [and] there are tantalising unattributed snippets from private interviews... Low's conclusion is a valuable one
Fascinating
This book is riveting. Extraordinarily well written, it canters along, packed with impeccable inside information. Low . . . is one of the exceptional minds writing about the British monarchy today
Courtiers is an excellent royal romp based on fact.
Courtiers is a suave history of the monarchy over the past century, seen through the prism of those who serve it . . . a remarkable insight . . . and an important addition
Engaging and thoroughly researched . . . Low doesn't stint on insider gossip, thanks to his unprecedented access to royal households, and he has perceptive things to say about power and responsibility too.
The gripping account of how the Royal family really operates from the man who has spent years watching them in public and behind the scenes as Royal correspondent for The Times. Valentine Low asks the important questions: who really runs the show and, with Charles now crowned as King, what will happen next?
Today, as ever, a vast team of people hidden from view steers the royal family's path between public duty and private life. The late Queen Elizabeth II, after a remarkable 70 years of service, lived the final year of her reign without her husband Philip to guide her. Now, after years in which he wielded ever greater influence as he prepared for his role as King, newly acceded Charles seeks to define what his future as sovereign will be.
The question of who is entrusted to guide the royals has never been more vital, and yet the task those courtiers face has never been more challenging. With a cloud hanging over Prince Andrew as well as Harry and Meghan's departure from royal life, the complex relationship between modern courtiers and royal principals has been exposed to global scrutiny. William and Kate - equipped with a very 21st century approach to press and public relations - now hold the responsibility of making an ancient institution relevant for the decades to come.
Courtiers reveals an ever-changing web of complex characters, shifting values and ideas over what the future of the institution should be. This is the story of how the monarchy really works, at a pivotal moment in its history.
Fascinating
This book is riveting. Extraordinarily well written, it canters along, packed with impeccable inside information. Low . . . is one of the exceptional minds writing about the British monarchy today
Courtiers is an excellent royal romp based on fact.
Courtiers is a suave history of the monarchy over the past century, seen through the prism of those who serve it . . . a remarkable insight . . . and an important addition
Engaging and thoroughly researched . . . Low doesn't stint on insider gossip, thanks to his unprecedented access to royal households, and he has perceptive things to say about power and responsibility too.
The gripping account of how the Royal family really operates from the man who has spent years watching them in public and behind the scenes as Royal correspondent for The Times. Valentine Low asks the important questions: who really runs the show and, with Charles now crowned as King, what will happen next?
Today, as ever, a vast team of people hidden from view steers the royal family's path between public duty and private life. The late Queen Elizabeth II, after a remarkable 70 years of service, lived the final year of her reign without her husband Philip to guide her. Now, after years in which he wielded ever greater influence as he prepared for his role as King, newly acceded Charles seeks to define what his future as sovereign will be.
The question of who is entrusted to guide the royals has never been more vital, and yet the task those courtiers face has never been more challenging. With a cloud hanging over Prince Andrew as well as Harry and Meghan's departure from royal life, the complex relationship between modern courtiers and royal principals has been exposed to global scrutiny. William and Kate - equipped with a very 21st century approach to press and public relations - now hold the responsibility of making an ancient institution relevant for the decades to come.
Courtiers reveals an ever-changing web of complex characters, shifting values and ideas over what the future of the institution should be. This is the story of how the monarchy really works, at a pivotal moment in its history.