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020			_a9781627794381
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050			_aDA 591 .A33 .M39 2015
100			_aMayer, Catherine. _eAuthor
245			_aBorn to be king : _bPrince Charles on planet windsor / _cCatherine Mayer
260			_aNew York : _bHenry Holt and Company, _cc2015.
300			_a258 pages ; _c24 cm.
365			_bPHP 230.00
504			_aIncludes bibliography, and index.
505			_a1. His life in a day.--2. Mother load.--3. A prince among men.--4. The knave of hearts.--5. Wolf hall.--6. Helping and hindering.--7. Harmonies and disharmonies.--8. A foreign asset.--9. Happy and notorious.--10. Kings to come.
520			_a"A miasma of half-fact and fiction surrounds the royal households. At the center of this confusion, hand in pocket, stands Prince Charles, a man who would in any circumstances prove hard to decode. He is fascinating, flawed as we all are, yet not as we are: a product of an upbringing set apart, conditioned to be different and to believe that difference must be maintained, a native of Planet Windsor. Born to be king, he actually aims much higher. For himself, he seeks meaning, enlightenment, happiness. For everyone else he is more zealous still. He has set his sights on nothing less than improving the human condition and fixing a battered world. 'I only take on the most difficult challenges,' he told me. 'Because I want to raise aspirations and re-create hope from hopelessness and health from deprivation."
600			_aCHARLES, PRINCE OF WALES.
650			_aPRINCES.
651			_aGREAT BRITAIN.
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