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Mrs Keppel and Her Daughter

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A "NEW YORK TIMES" NOTABLE BOOK OF THE YEARPraise for "Mrs. Keppel and Her Daughters": "Fascinating...and richly textured...Souhami's style [is] vital, brave and full of flair". -- "The New York Times Book Review" "Vivid and fast-paced, Souhami's story is wonderful--a must for those caught up in the drama now playing itself out among the descendants of King Edward and his Machiavellian mistress". -- "People" "Lavishly illustrated, pungent with luxurious detail and hardheaded investigation, this is popular history to relish". -- "Publishers Weekly" "An electrifying study of Mrs. Keppel--famously King Edward VII's mistress--and of her daughter Violet Trefusis--notoriously Vita Sackville-West's lover.... This dark and Gothic tale of passion and cruelty, of an indomitable mother and a frail daughter, is the more shocking for its imperturbable, elegant settings--Biarritz, London drawing rooms, Florentine villas, and English country houses". -- "Daily Telegraph" (London)

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Mrs Keppel and Her Daughter, Diana Souhami

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1997
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Title
Mrs Keppel and Her Daughter
Language
English
Publisher
St Martins Pr
Released
1997
Format
Hardcover
Pages
338
ISBN10
0312155948
ISBN13
9780312155940
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A "NEW YORK TIMES" NOTABLE BOOK OF THE YEARPraise for "Mrs. Keppel and Her Daughters": "Fascinating...and richly textured...Souhami's style [is] vital, brave and full of flair". -- "The New York Times Book Review" "Vivid and fast-paced, Souhami's story is wonderful--a must for those caught up in the drama now playing itself out among the descendants of King Edward and his Machiavellian mistress". -- "People" "Lavishly illustrated, pungent with luxurious detail and hardheaded investigation, this is popular history to relish". -- "Publishers Weekly" "An electrifying study of Mrs. Keppel--famously King Edward VII's mistress--and of her daughter Violet Trefusis--notoriously Vita Sackville-West's lover.... This dark and Gothic tale of passion and cruelty, of an indomitable mother and a frail daughter, is the more shocking for its imperturbable, elegant settings--Biarritz, London drawing rooms, Florentine villas, and English country houses". -- "Daily Telegraph" (London)