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I thought of your blog when I read Page Six in the NY Post today and went looking for it at AW so I could share the link. How funny it is that you posted what you did today! And since you like post-Victoria royal history best, you'll totally understand the full ramifications of the Page Six item.
http://www.nypost.com/seven/05312007/gossip/pagesix/royal_servant_pagesix_.htm
"[Camilla] comes from a family that has, in the best sense of the word, been servicing royalty for many generations."
That's a nice euphemism. It doesn't sound like this documentary is going to show anything new. It's pretty common knowledge, at least amongst royal watchers, that her great-grandmother *ahem* serviced King Edward VII. It sounds like this documentary might give us too much information on Camilla's private life.
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