“Treats royalty with less respect (and more wit) than a British tabloid.”
— Cleveland Plain Dealer
Year
1791
Pages
64
Type
Nonfiction
“Treats royalty with less respect (and more wit) than a British tabloid.”
— Cleveland Plain Dealer
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