Foreword | p. 6 |
Introduction | p. 10 |
The Windsor Family Tree | p. 18 |
The Queen: She's Shrewd and strategic, funny and fearsome. She has the skills to run a multinational Meet the unseen Queen | p. 20 |
The Royal Job: The Queen and her family are always working, but it's not always obvious just what they do | p. 34 |
Prince Charles: He was born to rule, but it was left to the royal heir to figure out what to do in the meantime | p. 44 |
Prince William & the Duchess of Cambridge: Their marriage captivated global audiences and boosted British support for the monarchy. Its future rests in their hands | p. 52 |
Prince Harry: Long considered the royal wild child, he has found a calling in the military and in global charity-and has rehabilitated his image along the way | p. 66 |
Princess Diana: She broke the Windsor code in revealing her inner turmoil. In so doing, she changed Britain | p. 70 |
The Royal Industry: A cornerstone of Britain's identity, the royal family is itself a brand many business are keen to harness. Just who is getting happy and glorious as a result? | p. 84 |
The Iconic Queen: The Queen has one of the most famous images on the planet. In the age of free expression, her fixed expression is ubiquitous | p. 90 |
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