No comments about Henry VII (3rd ed) (Seminar Studies in History).

No comments about Johnnie the One: the John Charles Story.

2 comments about Burke's Royal Families of the World (Burke's series).

1. This is one of the finest research book set available. All the world's royal families are at your fingertips. Includes photographs & geneological tables. Highly recommended. Please look at this book.



2. Intended as a companion volume to _Burke's Guide to the Royal Family,_ this product of the "new Burke's" follows the familiar indented-outline format and is very easy to use. The early history of each House is only summarized, but is complete from the sixteenth century or so. Families that are "temporarily out of business" make up the bulk of the book, including portraits of the current pretenders (up to c.1980, anyway). Much readable anecdotal material, and the Introduction has some salty comments on the observed results of replacing hereditary monarchy with "mob democracy." An excellent and trustworthy source for ready-reference.

No comments about Elizabeth II: Portraits of Sixty Years.

5 comments about William: The Inside Story of the Man Who Will Be King.

1. I loved this book! I thought it was good and very well written. It gives alot of good info and is a must have.



2. I received this book for my birthday, and I first thought, "Oh great, another boring Prince William book." But as soon as I opened it, I couldn't put it down! Not only does it have a bunch of "never-before-seen" photos, but this book offers a unique, inside perspective on William that I have never read before. And the best part is, is not all pictures! (I am a fan of books with actual text). So, I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to READ about Prince William, and not just gaze at adorable pictures (which the book also includes). But I have to warn you, chapter 5 is a tear-jerker!



3. I enjoyed it thoroughly. It was refreshing to hear a story about a wonderful young prince.



4. All right if you are a Prince William fan pick this one up, especially if youlike to read some good information too. This isn't a book just full of pictures, it has a lot of information about him and some lovely and rare pictures too. I'm warning you chapter 5 is a real tear- jerker as another of the reviewers put it and she/ he is right, it is a tear-jerker. Have fun reading this book it is the best I have read so far, but another book by Nicholas Davies, not yet published, maybe just as good be sure to try it, it is called----"William: King for the 21st Century"



5. This was the best book I have read on wills. It has info from birth to now and it was good from start to finish. It tells about his ups and downs of his life and it is just very well written. It is a really good book so buy it if you like prince william

No comments about The Empress Frederick.

No comments about All the Queen's Men.

No comments about Restoration England: The Reign of Charles II (Seminar Studies in History).

No comments about Life Of Lord Chesterfield: An Account Of The Ancestry, Personal Character And Public Services Of The Fourth Earl Of Chesterfield.

No comments about Elizabeth and Philip: The Untold Story.