Queen Elizabeth II Treasures
Author(s): Tim Ewart
Written by the ITN Royal Correspondent, Tim Ewart, this beautifully illustrated book looks at the life and reign of Queen Elizabeth II as she marks her Diamond Jubilee, only the second of Britain's monarchs to reach this anniversary of their accession to the throne. Unique in containing some 15 replica documents, many of which are from the Royal Archives, this fascinating book looks at how the Queen's reign has seen some of the most remarkable events in the history of the 20th and 21st centuries, while also maintaining traditions that link the United Kingdom of today with a history that stretches back over more than a thousand years. From royal tours to state visits, and from day-to-day engagements to notable family events and grand occasions, such as the Trooping of the Colour, "Queen Elizabeth: The Archives" is a delightful celebration of this rare historical occasion.
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Tim Ewart is the ITV News Royal Correspondent. He joined ITV News in 1981 and one of his first jobs was as npart of the team copvering the marriage ofthe Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer. Tim then spent many years as a foreign correspondent, based first in Warsaw during martial law in Poland, and then in Washington, Moscow and Johannesburg. He covered the end of the Cold War, the collapse of the Soviet Union and conflicts across Africa. He has five children and lives in London.
Introduction; The Birth of a Princess (1926-39); Love & War (1939-47); The Accession (Late 1940s-1953); The Commonwealth (1953-59); Royal Duties (1960-69); The Queen's Year (1970-79); Public Perceptions (1980-89); Good Years & Bad (1990-99); The Golden Years (2000-10); A Diamond Jubilee (2010-); Acknowledgements.
General Fields
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- : Carlton Books Ltd
- : Prion Books Ltd
- : 1.338
- : April 2012
- : 245mm X 283mm X 36mm
- : United Kingdom
- : books
Special Fields
- : Tim Ewart
- : 64
- : 941.085092
- : Paperback
- : 120 colour & black & white images plus rare, removable documents
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