Thu Jan 22 23:13:45 2009 UTClccn-n80-126296Queens--Great BritainPrincesses--Great BritainPrinces--Great Britain0.370.630.95n 80126296oca00506738a119131293118529889ElizabethII,Queen of Great Britain,1926-ElisabettaII,Queen of Great Britain,1926-אליזבטהII,מלכת בריטניאאליזבטהII,מלכת בריטניא,1926־אליזבט, מלכה בריטניה הגדולהlccn-n80-16941PhilipPrince, consort of Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain1921-lccn-sh85-146960Windsor, House oflccn-n80-56908MargaretPrincess, Countess of Snowdon1930-2002lccn-n50-67808Windsor CastleRoyal Librarylccn-n81-73496DianaPrincess of Wales1961-1997lccn-n50-24182GeorgeVIKing of Great Britain1895-1952lccn-n79-56234Church of Englandlccn-n79-74359British Broadcasting Corporationlccn-n00-67035Crawford, Marion1909-lccn-n78-89005CharlesPrince of Wales1948-ElizabethIIQueen of Great Britain1926-ElizabethIIQueen of Great Britain1926-600Education of princessesBooks and readingCrawford, Marion,--1909-GovernessesJewelry--Private collectionsTravelVisits of statePortraitsLeonardo,--da Vinci,--1452-1519Painting--Private collectionsBiographical filmsFuneral rites and ceremoniesPublic relations and politicsMourning customsBlair, Tony,--1953-Foreign filmsFeature filmsLarge type booksAnniversariesDramaVideo recordings for the hearing impairedDrawing--Private collectionsMargaret,--Princess, Countess of Snowdon,--1930-2002Windsor Castle.--Royal LibraryCatalogsEngland--Windsor (Berkshire)Political scienceMarriageJuvenile worksDiana,--Princess of Wales,--1961-1997Royal householdsExhibition catalogsCoronationsMarriages of royalty and nobilityFictionPhilip,--Prince, consort of Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain,--1921-EnglandPictorial worksKings and rulersPrincesSince 1952PrincessesMonarchyWindsor, House ofFamilyHistoryBiographyQueensGreat BritainElizabeth--II,--Queen of Great Britain,--1926-192619271930193119321935193619371938193919401941194219441945194619471948194919501951195219531954195519561957195819591960196119621963196419651966196719681969197019711972197319741975197619771978197919801981198219831984198519861987198819891990199119921993199419951996199719981999200020012002200320042005200620072008200992071book750.7402n5247.w56ocn010699605ocn075186866ocn24448764720212450304144202ocn002680874sw002680874:lccn-n80-126296Falsebook19770.60Millar, Oliver3841273ocn025877055sw025761624:lccn-n80-126296Falsebook19910.63Lloyd, Christopher196594ocn040684589sw040684589:lccn-n80-126296Falsebook19990.63Lloyd, Christopher1891942ocn015993797sw008861854:lccn-n80-126296Falsevisu19810.45

Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Charles the Prince of Wales, and Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother describe some of the priceless paintings, crowns, jewels and other artifacts wich are part o the Royal Collection of Britain.

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Highlights the public and private lives of Queen Elizabeth and her family through excerpts from their speeches recorded by British Broadcasting Corporation.

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In an address during her visit to America for the Bicentennial celebration, England's Queen Elizabeth reflects on the lesson that Britain learned from the American Revolution and on the current friendship between the two countries.

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C-SPAN television network taping of an interview with Mark Andrews, the Editor of Parliamentary Services, Television South, is followed by live BBC coverage of a State opening of the British Parliament. Coverage also includes processions, the speech by Queen Elizabeth II, and commentary on the ceremony.

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The Queen begins with a familiar epigraph "Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown"--Henry IV, Part II. The action of the film takes place during the week following the death, on August 31, 1997 of Diana, Princess of Wales. One of its accomplishments, courtesy of adroit use of newsreel and other contemporary footage, is to remind viewers of the deep sadness that surrounded that event. It is also about the divergent and potentially ruinous ways the monarch and Prime Minister Tony Blair responded to the resulting torrent of national grief.

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The story of princess Elizabeth and Margaret.

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Obliged to borrow a book when her corgis stray into a mobile library, the Queen discovers a passion for reading, setting the palace upon its head and causing the royal head of Great Britain to question her role in the monarchy.

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In this thought-provoking analysis of the past, present and possible future of the British Royal family, the author argues that the constitutional crisis made possible by the breakdown of Prince Charles' marriage to Diana, has roots going back to Edward III. He also examines the strain between Margaret Thatcher and the monarchy.

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On February 6, 1952, Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor became Elizabeth II, Queen of England. Monarch's bestselling author Robert Lacey's unique biography of Elizabeth Windsor as well as his acute analysis of history's most durable symbol of political authority: the British monarchy. Monarch is a revelatory examination of Elizabeth II as a human being and of an institution shaped over the years by the wishes and dreams-and sometimes the anger and unhappiness-of the British people. As such, it is both a celebration and an analysis of the world's best-known monarchy. Here are Elizabeth's ancestors and models: her great-grandmother Victoria (adored as a young queen, derided for her middle-aged seclusion from her subjects, and revered as the longest-reigning monarch in British history); the playboy Prince of Wales, later Edward VII; Elizabeth's grandfather George V; her adored uncle David, who abdicated as Edward VIII; her father, George VI; and her extraordinarily well loved mother, the Queen Mum. Monarch brings Elizabeth to life as never before: "Lillibet" as a baby, being instructed in the proper way to wave to a crowd; as a child, inspiring her people with radio addresses through the Blitz; annotating her books on constitutional law with carefully written notes on how to be a queen; and falling in love with her cousin Philip at age thirteen-for life ...

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The year 2002 marks the fiftieth anniversary of Elizabeth II's accession to the British throne. To celebrate this occasion, William Shawcross, an award-winning writer and journalist, has written an intimate and revealing portrait of the Queen and an absorbing narrative of how the faces of the monarchy, Britain, and the world have changed over the past fifty years. Britain today bears little resemblance to the country the Queen inherited in 1952. There is more criticism than deference; the institution of the monarchy is no longer accepted unquestioningly. Yet, as Shawcross describes here, Elizabeth's long and valiant, sometimes difficult, always challenging reign shows us a monarch who has risen admirably to the occasion and has held the country and the commonwealth together. Drawn from the BBC's landmark four-part television series, Queen and Country combines personal recollections, classic archive film, and contemporary footage, as it examines how the Queen has adapted and succeeded. Exploring several aspects of her public role, including her relationships with successive prime ministers, Shawcross shows how she has remained a fixed point in the storm, a reassuring bedrock of stability, calm, and good sense, who has earned the respect and affection of the world. With more than one hundred photographs, this volume focuses on four parts of the Queen's life. The first explores the central relationship between the Queen and her subjects. Her private life is the subject of the second part as Shawcross describes how she enjoys horse racing, her dogs, shooting, and family life. He also discusses the turbulence of her children's marriages and lives. Part III focuses on the Queen's political role as head of state and explores how close she is to the center of decision making. The final part follows Elizabeth II as she travels the globe and strengthens the ties of the commonwealth. Written with the cooperation of the Queen's family, friends, and her trusted aides, this unique portrait accompanies the celebration of her golden jubilee that will be one of the most televised and written-about events of 2002. Queen and Country is the most authoritative account of Elizabeth's reign that will appear during this year-long celebration.

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