A Brief History of the Private Life of Elizabeth II
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Coronation ref1
professionalism ref1, ref2, ref3
visits Brazil ref1
Commonwealth tours ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Trooping the Colour ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
updates the monarchy ref1
Christmas broadcasts ref1, ref2
criticisms of ref1, ref2
duty before family ref1, ref2
seeks privacy for family ref1, ref2
weekly audiences with prime ministers ref1, ref2, ref3
security issues ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
walkabouts ref1, ref2
Australian constitutional crisis ref1
visits Northern Ireland ref1
assassination attempts ref1
Guildhall speech ref1
visitors from the Eastern Bloc ref1
visits Germany ref1
Millennium celebrations ref1
and the September 11 2001 attacks ref1
audiences ref1
visits Irish Republic ref1
RELATIONSHIPS
friendships ref1
with Princess Margaret ref1, ref2
meets and falls in love with Prince Philip ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
engagement ref1, ref2
wedding and honeymoon ref1
undemonstrative ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
motherhood ref1, ref2
with her children ref1, ref2, ref3
with Harold Wilson ref1
silver wedding ref1
with Diana ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
with Margaret Thatcher ref1
with Sarah Ferguson ref1
averse to interfering in her children’s lives ref1
with Blair ref1, ref2
Elizabeth, the Queen Mother
character ref1
charm ref1, ref2
George V’s approvl of ref1
marriage ref1
permits media coverage of princesses ref1, ref2
family homes ref1
family life ref1
indulgent parent ref1
and the Abdication crisis ref1
Second World War ref1, ref2, ref3
interest in horse racing ref1, ref2
attitude towards Philip ref1
distrust of Mountbatten ref1
moves to Clarence House ref1
and daughter’s Coronation ref1
relationship with Charles ref1
wardrobe ref1
approval of Margaret Thatcher ref1
Second World War ref1th anniversary ref1
100th birthday ref1, ref2
death of ref1
popularity ref1
Elizabeth Cross ref1
Elizabeth R (BBC documentary) ref1
Everest, Mount ref1
F
Fagan, Michael ref1, ref2
Falkland Islands ref1
Falklands campaign ref1, ref2, ref3
Ferguson, Sarah see York, Sarah, Duchess of
Festival of Britain ref1, ref2
First World War ref1
footmen ref1
Forsyth, Frederick ref1
Friedland, Jonathan ref1
G
Galloway, Lance Corporal ref1
garden parties ref1
General Strike ref1
George V ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
approves of Duke of York’s marriage ref1
affection for Princess Elizabeth ref1
Silver Jubilee ref1
Christmas broadcasts ref1
income tax exemption ref1
George VI
character ref1, ref2
marriage ref1
temper ref1
birth of ER ref1
Coronation ref1, ref2
indulgent parent ref1, ref2
and the Abdication crisis ref1
close association with Princess Elizabeth ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
naval career ref1
Second World War ref1, ref2, ref3
shyness ref1
vetoes ‘Princess of Wales’ title ref1
attitude towards Philip ref1, ref2, ref3
and Princess Elizabeth’s engagement ref1
South African visit ref1
and Princess Elizabeth’s wedding ref1
illness and death ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Christmas broadcasts ref1
popularity ref1
income tax exemption ref1
Germany, visit to ref1
Ghana, visit to ref1, ref2
Gilbey, James ref1
Giuliani, Rudolph ref1
Glamis ref1
gloves ref1, ref2
Golden Jubilee ref1, ref2
Good Friday Agreement ref1
Gordonstoun ref1, ref2
Grenada, invasion of ref1
Gulf Wars ref1
gun dogs ref1
H
Haakon, King ref1
hairstyle ref1
Hamilton, Willie ref1
hand-waving ref1
handbags ref1, ref2
handshakes ref1, ref2
Harewood, Earl of ref1
Harry, Prince ref1, ref2
Hartnell, Norman ref1, ref2
hats ref1
Havel, Václav ref1
Heath, Edward ref1, ref2
Henry V ref1
Heseltine, William ref1
Hill House, Chelsea ref1
HMS Magpie ref1
Holyrood ref1, ref2
horse breeding ref1
House of Lords reform ref1
Household staff ref1
I
income tax
royal exemption ref1, ref2
Queen agrees to pay ref1
India ref1, ref2, ref3
industrial relations ref1
International Monetary Fund ref1
IRA
terrorism ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8
assassinates Mountbatten ref1
Irish Republic, visit to ref1
J
Jagger, Mick ref1
James II ref1
jigsaws ref1, ref2, ref3
John F. Kennedy Memorial, Runnymede ref1
John Paul II, Pope ref1
jubilees
Silver ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Golden ref1, ref2
K
Kennedy, Jacqueline ref1, ref2
Kennedy, John F. ref1
Kent, George, Duke of ref1, ref2
Kenya ref1
Khrushchev, Nikita ref1, ref2
Kissinger, Henry ref1
L
ladies-in-waiting ref1, ref2
Leith, Prue ref1
Levees ref1
‘Lilibet’ ref1
Llewellyn, Roddy ref1
Lloyd George, David ref1
Lloyd-Webber, Andrew ref1
luggage ref1
luncheons ref1
M
MacDonald, Ramsay ref1
Maclean, Donald ref1
Macmillan, Harold ref1
Majesty (magazine) ref1
Major, John ref1, ref2
make-up ref1
Malta ref1, ref2
Mandela, Nelson ref1
Margaret, Princess ref1, ref2
birth ref1
childhood ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
relationship with sister ref1, ref2
character ref1
education ref1, ref2
and the Second World War ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
first overseas trip ref1
moves to Clarence House ref1
and Queen’s Coronation ref1
relationship with Peter Townsend ref1
renounces Townsend ref1
attachment to royal privileges ref1
marries Anthony Armstrong-Jones ref1, ref2
public criticisms of ref1
relationship with Roddy Llewellyn ref1
ill health and death ref1
Marshall, George ref1
> Marten, Henry ref1, ref2
Mary, Princess Royal ref1
Mary, Queen ref1, ref2, ref3
and the princesses’ education and training ref1, ref2, ref3
and Abdication crisis ref1
and Coronation of George VI ref1
wartime life ref1, ref2
approves of Philip ref1
death of ref1
Mary, Queen of Scots ref1
Mason, Roy ref1
Matthews, Stanley ref1
Maundy money ref1
May, Brian ref1
media
early interest in royal family ref1
overseas ref1
respectful coverage ref1
Royal Correspondents ref1
public relations ref1, ref2, ref3
and Coronation ref1
Townsend affair ref1, ref2
and Abdication crisis ref1
loss of deference ref1, ref2, ref3
critical coverage ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
coverage of off-duty activities ref1
television productions ref1, ref2
obsession with Diana ref1, ref2
meeting the Queen
line-ups ref1
walkabouts ref1
Milford Haven, Marquess of ref1, ref2
Millennium celebrations ref1
Millennium Dome ref1
Milligan, Spike ref1
Millin, Sarah Gertrude ref1
miners’ strike ref1
Mirren, Helen ref1, ref2
monarchy and royal family, public attitudes towards ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
soap opera comparisons ref1, ref2
see also media; public relations
Monaveen ref1
Morocco, state visit to ref1
Morton, Andrew ref1, ref2
Mother Theresa ref1
Mountbatten, Lord ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
pushes Philip’s suit ref1, ref2
character ref1
naval career ref1, ref2
assassination of ref1, ref2
Mountbattern, Patricia ref1
Muggeridge, Malcolm ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Murdoch, Rupert ref1
N
Neagle, Anna ref1
New Elizabethan Age ref1, ref2, ref3
New Zealand, visits to ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Newmarket ref1
Nkrumah, Kwame ref1, ref2
Nolan, Sidney ref1
Norfolk, Duke of ref1
Northern Ireland ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
O
Omagh bombing ref1
Order of Merit ref1
Order of the Garter ref1, ref2
Oxford University ref1
P
Parker Bowles, Camilla see Cornwall, Camilla, Duchess of
Parker, Major Michael ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
pearl strings ref1, ref2
Pethick-Lawrence, Lord ref1
Philip, Prince, Duke of Edinburgh ref1
wartime service ref1, ref2
outsider status ref1, ref2, ref3
character ref1, ref2
converts to Church of England ref1
reckless driving ref1
naval career ref1, ref2, ref3
irascibility ref1, ref2
Privy Councillor ref1
and Queen’s Coronation ref1
dislikes Peter Townsend ref1
maritime tour ref1
grows a beard ref1
as parent ref1, ref2
comments on royal finances ref1, ref2
walkabouts ref1
silver wedding ref1
and Charles’s wedding ref1
on Sarah Ferguson ref1
‘Forth Bridge’ (funeral arrangements) ref1
Phillips, Mark ref1, ref2
Phillips, Zara ref1
Porchester, Lord ref1, ref2
Portugal ref1
posture ref1, ref2
press officers ref1
Profumo scandal ref1
protection officers ref1
public relations
and the media ref1, ref2, ref3
Facebook ref1
positive emphasis ref1
Way Ahead Group ref1
harnessing of mass culture ref1
Punk ref1
Q
Quebec separatism ref1, ref2
R
race riots ref1
racing colours ref1
rationing ref1
Reagan, Ronald ref1, ref2, ref3
Really Useful Theatre Company ref1
Red Arrows ref1
red dispatch boxes ref1, ref2, ref3
republicanism ref1, ref2, ref3
Rhodesia ref1
Rhys-Jones, Sophie see Wessex, Sophie, Countess of
Richard III ref1
Richard, Cliff ref1
Richards, Gordon ref1
Romanov family ref1
Royal Archives ref1, ref2
Royal Bounty ref1
Royal Canadian Mounted Police ref1
Royal Correspondents ref1
Royal Enclosure, Ascot ref1
Royal Family (TV documentary) ref1
Royal Library ref1
Royal Lodge, Windsor ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Royal Palaces of Britain (TV) ref1, ref2
Royal Stud ref1, ref2
Royal Yacht Britannia ref1, ref1
launched ref1
honeymoon tours ref1
receptions on ref1
decommissioning of ref1
Royalty (magazine) ref1
S
St Edward’s Crown ref1
St Helena ref1
St Paul’s Cathedral
Silver Jubilee celebration ref1
wedding of Charles and Diana ref1
Sandringham ref1, ref2
George VI’s death at ref1, ref2
Christmases at ref1
commercial fruit growing ref1
Sarjeant, Marcus ref1
Sarkozy, Nicolas ref1
Schweitzer, Albert ref1
Seago, Edward ref1
Second World War
royal life during ref1
Blitz ref1, ref2
victory celebrations ref1
50th anniversary ref1
security issues ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
see also terrorism
Sellers, Peter ref1, ref2
September 11 2001 terrorist attacks ref1
Shinwell, Manny ref1
shoes ref1
Silver Jubilee ref1, ref2, ref3
George V ref1
Commonwealth tour ref1
national party ref1
Simpson, Wallis see Windsor, Wallis, Duchess of
smile, the Queen’s ref1, ref2
Snowdon, Earl of ref1
marries Margaret ref1
organises investiture of Prince of Wales ref1
South Africa
visits to ref1, ref2
leaves Commonwealth ref1
sanctions ref1
Soviet Union/Russia ref1, ref2
state visit to ref1, ref2
Kremlin ref1
Spencer, Lady Sarah ref1
‘Squidgygate’ ref1
State Coach ref1
state dinners ref1
State Opening of Parliament ref1
state visits
preparations ref1
advance party ref1
duration ref1
programme ref1, ref2
wardrobe ref1, ref2
accommodation ref1
Strathmore, Earl of ref1
strikes ref1, ref2
Suez Crisis ref1, ref2
Sullom Voe ref1
Sunningale Park ref1
T
Tanner, Hubert ref1
terrorism
IRA ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8
September 11 2001 attacks ref1
Thatcher, Margaret ref1, ref2, ref3
thre
e-day week ref1
Townsend, Group Captain Peter ref1
trade unions ref1
travel essentials ref1, ref2
Travelling Yeoman ref1
Treetops Hotel, Kenya ref1
Tristan da Cuhna ref1
Trooping the Colour ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
Queen fired at ref1
Truman, Harry ref1
U
Uganda ref1
USA
visits to ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
world hegemony ref1
interest in the Coronation ref1
Diana visits ref1
V
Victoria, Queen ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9
Vienna ref1
W
Wade, Virginia ref1
Walesa, Lech ref1
walkabouts ref1, ref2
wardrobe
as Princess ref1
wedding dress ref1
colour preferences ref1
need to be conspicuous ref1
public occasions ref1, ref2
gloves ref1, ref2
hairstyle ref1
hats ref1
shoes ref1
handbags ref1, ref2
private life ref1, ref2
re-use ref1
state visits ref1, ref2
changing clothes ref1
practicality ref1, ref2
‘fashion icon’ ref1
Way Ahead Group ref1
wedding dress ref1
Wells, H.G. 90
Welsh separatism ref1
Wessex, Edward, Earl of
birth ref1
education ref1, ref2
leaves Royal Marines ref1
It’s A Royal Knockout ref1
theatrical ambitions ref1
marriage ref1
Wessex, Sophie, Countess of ref1
West Indies ref1
Westminster Abbey
Coronation ref1, ref2
marriage of Margaret ref1
marriage of Anne ref1
marriage of Andrew ref1
White Lodge, Richmond Park ref1
Whiting, Audrey ref1
Whitlam, Gough ref1
William, Prince ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Wilson, A.N. ref1
Wilson, Harold ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Windlesham Moor ref1
Windsor, Edward, Duke of
Abdication crisis ref1, ref2, ref3
personality and behaviour ref1, ref2, ref3
ER’s fondness of ref1
visits USA ref1
investiture ref1
education ref1
Windsor, Wallis, Duchess of ref1, ref2
Windsor Castle
wartime ref1, ref2
private domain ref1
fire ref1
aircraft noise ref1
‘dine and sleep’ visits ref1
state dinners ref1
Windsor Great Park ref1, ref2, ref3
‘winter of discontent’ ref1
Y
Y Bwthyn Bach ref1
Yeltsin, Boris ref1
York, Andrew, Duke of ref1
birth ref1