Perceptions versus reality? Newspaper coverage on the death of the Prince Imperial By Luke Diver.

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thanks 24th.great article.
Carey was his own worst
enemy.on the release of
his wifes letter. and his
shameless pursuit of the
Empress Eugenie, if he had
kept quite things would of
been different for him.
' that officer of unfortunate
history '. cheers xhosa2000

He never got over it!

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yeah littlehand, if only he had
told the truth,things would
have worked out,maybe better
for him...unfortunate.cheers.

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PostSubject: The Prince Imperial Today at 10:15 am Reply with quote Edit/Delete this post Delete this post
Hi all, incidentally how many forum
members have heard David Rattrays
Day of the Dead Moon.What a truly
fascinating overall account of the
events of 1879.i met and totally
admire Davids work, but he, as others
flavour his telling of Rorkes Drift with
over the top and by the way inaccurate
emphasis of the welsh connection.it
might be that he took his lead from
Stanley...however the section on the
P.I. was wonderful, the actor who
read Carey's letter to his wife ( written
the very same night ). was very effect-
ive. do many of you have Davids cd,at
£50.00 its not cheap,but in my opinion
worth every penny. cheers xhosa20

dont know why it entered as a topic
starter i was just replying in topic. scratch

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We did have the audio set to listen to on the forum. But the link no longer works! Sad

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Hi littlehand, thats a shame, it is
very expensive,prices have changed
very little in the last 10 odd yrs.but
they are worth every penny. if just
to hear David in full pomp. i can call
him David because he asked me to,
at the RGS lecture in 2004.
cheers xhosa2000

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