WOMAN WHO WOULD BE QUEEN

RINEHART AND CO-, 1954. Hard cover. Good in fair dust jacket. WOMAN WHO WOULD BE QUEEN BY GEOFFREY BOCCA-BIOGRAPHY OF THE DUCHESS OF WINDSOR-PUBLISHED BY RINEHART AND CO-COPYRIGHT 1954-HARDCOVER CONDITION GOOD IN FAIR DUST JACKET--218 PAGES BOOK CLUB EDITION. A Biography of the Duchess... 218 p. WOMAN WHO WOULD BE QUEEN BY GEOFFREY BOCCA-BIOGRAPHY OF THE DUCHESS OF WINDSOR-PUBLISHED BY RINEHART AND CO-COPYRIGHT 1954-HARDCOVER CONDITION GOOD IN FAIR DUST JACKET--218 PAGES BOOK CLUB EDITION. A Biography of the Duchess of Windsor This biography WOMAN WHO WOULD BE QUEEN BY GEOFFREY BOCCA-BIOGRAPHY OF THE DUCHESS OF WINDSOR-PUBLISHED BY RINEHART AND CO-COPYRIGHT 1954-HARDCOVER CONDITION GOOD IN FAIR DUST JACKET--218 PAGES BOOK CLUB EDITION. A Biography of the Duchess of Windsor This biography of the woman who turned England upside down has many qualities--always searching, at times revealing, both admiring and critical. It brings us the Wallis Warfield whose personality was her passport in Baltimore society, who in the heat of wartime married the unprepossessing Spencer to divorce him amicably later. Her marriage to Ernest Simpson, her sojourn in London and mingling with the society that led to the Prince of Wales are all steps to the climax of the Abdication. The files of Lord Beaverbrook were opened to the author for the many insights into the private angers and public principles which motivated the actions of the men who risked their careers for Edward VIII and the men who worked.....