Living with the Queen
by Malcolm J. Barker
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Malcolm J. Barker, once an official at Buckingham Palace, has written this revealing memoir of his days there, laying bare the sexual shenanigans, strange characters, and boozy behavior of the not-so-devoted servants who surround Queen Elizabeth II and her family. These hilarious and shocking no-holds-barred recollections of a Buckingham Palace official take the reader behind the scenes of the British Royal household.
Filled with anecdotes, revelations and gossip, this book casts aside the public perception of how British royalty lives and substitutes the gritty reality that Barker witnessed in his four years of service. It's not a pretty picture.
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Living with the Queen
1991, Barricade Books, Distributed by Publishers Group West
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0942637755 9780942637755
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"Published in Canada by McClelland & Stewart Inc. as Courting more disaster, 1991"--T.p. verso.
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