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Featuring a new afterword containing the latest information on Pamela Harriman's death and will, a paperback edition of a uniquely detailed biography draws on hundreds of interviews to portray a woman sometimes called the century's greatest courtesan. Reprint. 40,000 first printing."
Ridiculously Simplified Synopsis edit
Characters/People edit
- Pamela Harriman: Add a description of this character.
- Averell Harriman
- Randolph Churchill
- Agnelli
- Winston Churchill
- Marie
- Beaverbrook
- Elie
- Murrow
- Kathleen Mortimer
- Brooke
- Aly Khan
- Clinton
- Leland
- Bill
- Hayward
- Gianni
- Janet Howard
- Carter Brown
- Clark Clifford
- Ogden
- Minnie
- Lady Digby
- Linda Wachner
- Arden
- Slim
- Kennedy
- Niarchos
- Bedell
- Mary
- Cutler
- Bridget
- Sinatra
- Gore
- Sheila
- Liliane
Setting & Locations edit
- London
- Paris
- New York City
- Washington Post
- England
- South Of France
- Manhattan
- Georgetown
- United States
- Hollywood
- Britain
- Virginia
- Europe
- Middleburg
- America
- Germany
- Minterne
- Barbados
- Moscow
- White House
- Dorchester
- Soviet Union
- California
- Ireland
- St. Moritz
- Scotland
- Dorset
- Turin
- Riviera
- Sands Point
- Munich
- Italy
- Wall Street
- Long Island
- Eton
- Willow Oaks
- Sun Valley
- Claridges
- Middle East
- White Roses
- Palm Beach
- Boston
- Hyde Park
- Cherkley
- Cairo
First Sentence edit
EDWARD KENELM DIGBY was a man of simple bucolic preoccupations-horticulture, hunting, civic duty, in no particular order.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Sally Bedell Smith (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 973.9092
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