Love and Crown

King Henry VIII of England's Queen Catherine Howard had an affair after marriage, betrayed the king, and was beheaded. The king was greatly stimulated. Henry VIII ordered Congress to pass the "Act of Deprivation of Rights": prohibiting married and divorced women from becoming the king's spouse. In 1936, Edward VIII gave up the throne to marry a divorced woman. In 1955, Princess Margaret prepared to marry the divorced Colonel Townsend, but she chose to give up love because she did not want to give up her right to inherit the throne. Now that Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla have married, he is unwilling to give up the throne and chooses to reform the law. Please read Prince Charles's "Love and the Crown". This book unveils the mysteries of British law for readers one by one...