Contents
The book has been published in both paperback and hardback and also features several illustrations.
- Acknowledgements (6)
- List of Illustrations (7)
- Foreword (11)
- I A Young Lady from Baltimore (12)
- II Navy Wife (22)
- III The Little Prince (29)
- IV Prince of Wales (40)
- V Divorce and Re-marriage (49)
- VI Ich Dien (58)
- VII Mrs Simpson meets the Prince (68)
- VIII The Prince in Love (74)
- IX Loved by a King (85)
- X Storm Clouds (96)
- XI Abdication (104)
- XII King into Duke (115)
- XIII Marriage (125)
- XIV The First Two Years (140)
- XV War (150)
- XVI The Bahamas (163)
- XVII The Windsors in France (169)
- XVIII The Brilliant Duchess (188)
- XIX Old Age (198)
- XX Summing Up (211)
Index (220)
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