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Charles III, Roi D'Angleterre

Michel Faure

The book offers a detailed portrait of King Charles III, tracing his journey from a prince in waiting to his ascension as the King of the United Kingdom. It explores the challenges and personal tribulations he faced, including his troubled marriage to Diana and the public scrutiny that followed. The narrative delves into his complex personality, highlighting his interests in environmentalism, architecture, and spirituality. The book examines the evolving public perception of the monarchy, particularly among younger generations, and Charles's attempts to maintain its relevance and legitimacy. It provides insight into his roles and responsibilities and his efforts to balance tradition with modernity, all while embodying stability and unity in a post-Brexit Britain. The author's goal is to capture the multifaceted nature of Charles's character and the monarchy's place in contemporary society.

GenresRoyal supremacy (Church of England)British

277 pages

French edition · First published 2021 by Editions de l'Archipel · ISBN 9782809828764

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