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European Royalty

Boy Problems

• Coronet Magazine, 1958 •


Buried somewhere among these smelly magazines that surround me is a 1937 article concerning the inevitability that the ten year-old Elizabeth would one day rule as sovereign – it was recorded that her sister Margaret Rose (1930 – 2002) responded to the news by simply saying, “Poor you!” –
That little story has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with the attached article, I just thought you might care to place it in your file regarding the “natural wisdom of children” – although it does support what Gore Vidal wrote about Margaret shortly after her death: “She was far too intelligent for her station in life.”

This small snippet (Below) is about a major event (and a colossal media event) that took place in the life of the Princess in 1955 – when she was told that the man she loved was not suitable for marriage.

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Boy Problems

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