Royally Screwed- British Monarchy Reveal
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Royally Screwed: British Monarchy Revealed
β Scribed by Jacalynne Flax
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- CreateSpace
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- 2011
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- English
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β¦ Synopsis
Who are they really? Battenberg, Schlessweig, Holstein, Windorβ¦ No wonder their confused. Look at who they married. In fact β look no further than Charles and Camilla. This book reveals the meandering minds and wondering fingers of the British royals and our hope for the future. Our dear Queen Elizabeth will take formaldehyde injections before she gives up the throne.
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