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19. cited in Ben Pimlott, Harold Wilson (1993), p. 524
20. Interview with Baroness Castle of Blackburn, 26 January 1994
21. Tony Benn, Office without Power: Diaries 1968–72 (1988), p. 38
22. Ibid., pp. 190–1
23. When asked about Crossman’s claim that he was a republican, Lord Jenkins replied
that he ‘wouldn’t have gone as far as that’ and that as Home Secretary, when he often
saw the Queen in the course of his duties, he certainly did not ‘feel uncomfortable’
with her. Interview with Lord Jenkins of Hillhead, 2 November 1994
13: Head of the Family
Quotations from the Prince of Wales’s letters and diaries in this and following chapters
are from the authorized biography by Jonathan Dimbleby (1994) unless otherwise
stated.
1. Reflect on Things Past: The Memoirs of Lord Carrington (1988), p. 16
2. Holden, op. cit., p. no
3. cited in Jonathan Dimbleby, The Prince of Wales (1994), p. 63
4. Dermot Morrah, To Be a King (1968), pp. 114 and 116
5. Ibid., pp. 134–5
6. Nicholas Courtney, Princess Anne (1986), p. 22
7. Ibid., p. 30
8. Ibid., p. 38
9. Interview with HRH Princess George of Hanover, 12 May 1994
10. Private information
11. Bloch, Secret File, p. 399
12. Andrew Roberts, Eminent Chuchillians (1994), p. 282
13. Partly published in Ziegler, King Edward VIII, p. 555
14. Ibid.
14: Daylight upon Magic
1. Ziegler, Mountbatten, pp. 683–4
2. The information on this and the following pages comes from the Report from the Select
Committee on the Civil List, 1971–2
3. John Campbell, Edward Heath (1994), p. 493