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Read is president of the Society for Education in Art, and has taught at the Universities of Edinburgh, London, and Liverpool. From 1933 to 1939 he was editor of the Burlington Magazine...
...removing her own wrap was disgusting . . . You called it "a moment of royal informality"; I call it plain old bad manners. Let's hope the American male doesn't take stock in this incident. They are already prone to be lax . . . As for the Duke of Edinburgh, I'm sure he must know better. SALLY HAWKINS Los Angeles...
...Otto's was court chaplain to the King of Saxony-and he was brought up, as he tells it, "in the Reich tradition." The hero of his student days at the University of Berlin was "Bismarck, of course." In 1906, following a year at the University of Edinburgh, he entered the ministry of the Lutheran Church...
...beneath an umbrella of R.A.F. planes. Tito transferred to the Port of London launch Nore, passed up the Thames under London's bridges (closed off and guarded by armed police) to Westminster Pier for a grade A reception by Prime Minister Churchill, Foreign Secretary Eden, the Duke of Edinburgh, a 166-man brass band. Then a War Office armored Rolls-Royce with bulletproof windowglass whisked Tito and Churchill off to No. 10 Downing Street...
...plane piloted by her husband Prince Bernhard, Queen Juliana of The Netherlands flew to England for a one-day visit to thank Britain for the recent flood-relief gifts. After lunch at Buckingham Palace with Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, Juliana went to her embassy, where she received members of the British Carpenters' Guild, who made her an honorary carpenter...