Hugo Vickers Reihenfolge der Bücher

The narrative revolves around the legendary sword of King Charles I, tracing its journey through history as it passes to King Charles II and then to the Duke of Monmouth. Following the defeat at the Battle of Sedgemoor, the sword is hidden in a haystack, only to be rediscovered centuries later as a theatrical prop in a pantomime. This tale intertwines themes of legacy, loss, and the unexpected paths of historical artifacts.

Princess Andrew of Greece's life unfolds against the backdrop of significant twentieth-century European events, highlighting her unique experiences and connections. As the mother of Prince Philip, her story intertwines with royal history, offering insights into the complexities of her era. The narrative explores her relationships, challenges, and the impact of her lineage, making her a compelling figure in the tapestry of European royalty.

Clarissa Eden, an intriguing figure in British history, was the wife of Prime Minister Anthony Eden and the niece of Winston Churchill. This biography by Hugo Vickers explores her unique life, highlighting her role as a muse to prominent personalities of her time. Vickers delves into her experiences and relationships, shedding light on her influence and the complexities of her character within the political and social landscape of the era.

Elstree School celebrates its 175th anniversary in 2023. This is a revised history of the school which gives a lively account of the extraordinary Sanderson family who ran it for 100 years, the other teachers who made it special and which celebrates some of its distinguished old boys. Elstree was a feeder for Harrow, and in its early days, had a strong intellectual background with figures such as Joseph Conrad and John Galsworthy frequent visitors to the school. The book explains the ethos of study, Christian faith, high sporting achievement and good manners that have long given the school its special quality, and brings the story right up to the present day.

A detailed overview of Queen Elizabeth II's coronation on June 2, 1953.

The witty and perceptive diaries kept by Cecil Beaton's authorised biographer during his many fascinating encounters with extraordinary - often legendary - characters in his search for the real Cecil Beaton.

The definitive biography of Cecil Beaton, the celebrated British photographer and designer who enjoyed immense international fame and lived a glittering life.

The fiercely intelligent beauty who married the 9th Duke of Marlborough and both dazzled and puzzled the glittering social circles of the Belle Epoque in which she moved.

The official biography of Queen Mary, grandmother of the current Queen, originally commissioned in 1959 - and subject of the critically acclaimed The Quest for Queen Mary

An episode-by-episode analysis of season 3 of The Crown TV series, explaining what really happened and what didn't.