King Charles III: 100 moments from his journey to the throne
By (Author) Arthur Edwards
By (author) The Sun
HarperCollins Publishers
Collins
15th July 2023
13th April 2023
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Social and cultural history
European history
Photography: portraits and self-portraiture
Autobiography: historical, political and military
General and world history
Genealogy, heraldry, names and honours
941.0862092
Hardback
192
Width 195mm, Height 252mm, Spine 18mm
750g
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As the nation celebrates the coronation of a new monarch, The Sun looks back on 100 moments in the life of the man who would be king.
The longest heir apparent in British history, King Charles has lived a remarkable life during his 70-year wait to be king. From his childhood to his later years, each day of Charless life has led up to the moment he ascended to the throne. With exclusive articles from The Suns archives, rarely seen photographs and a foreword written by celebrated royal photographer Arthur Edwards MBE, this book paints a unique portrait of the man behind the monarch.
Featuring the ups and downs, highs and lows, and the key moments that have shaped the life of a son, father, grandfather and king, including:
The birth of a prince, 1948
From Balmoral to boarding school, 1958
Investiture of the Prince of Wales, 1969
Blazing a trail for the environment, 1970
Charles meets Camilla, 1972
Wedding of the century, 1981
Im a dad, 1982
The end of a fairytale, 1992
Cool Charles stares down gunman, 1994
The death of Diana, 1997
Official: hes worlds best dressed man, 2009
Proud Charles walks Meghan up the aisle, 2018
Charless tearful farewell to Papa, 2021
God save the Queen, 2022
All hail the King, 2022
Arthur Edwards, MBE is a British photographer working for the Sun newspaper, who specialises in pictures of the British Royal Family, covering over 200 royal tours in over 120 countries, seven royal weddings, four funerals and seven births. Born in 1940 in London, he joined the Sun in 1977 and has been with them ever since. He appeared as a castaway on Desert Island Discs in 2011 and was made an MBE for 'outstanding service to newspapers'. Not bad for an East End lad who left school at 15.