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Some Men in London: Queer Life, 1945–1959 by Peter Parker (ed); The Diaries of Mr Lucas: Notes from a Lost Gay Life by Hugo Greenhalgh

Some Men in London: Queer Life, 1945–1959 by Peter Parker (ed); The Diaries of Mr Lucas: Notes from a Lost Gay Life by Hugo Greenhalgh
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A slippery, dim-witted schemer who liked to defile young men dressed in football shorts and hobnailed boots But nobody ever said a word against the Queen Mother s kid brother, David Bowes-Lyon

He was as bitter as she was sweet. But nobody ever said a word against the Queen Mother s kid brother, David Bowes-Lyon, because she adored him so. Yet he was an unattractive figure.

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Lord Saye and Sele, custodian of Broughton Castle and one of the first soldiers to enter Belsen – obituary

Nathaniel Fiennes, Lord Saye and Sele, who has died aged 103, was a land agent who devoted much of his energy to restoring and maintaining Broughton Castle, the beautiful moated medieval mansion near Banbury, Oxfordshire which had been in his family since 1377.

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The Earl Castle Stewart, unconventional Irish peer who helped run the Guggenheim art empire – obituary

Patrick Stuart, the 8th Earl Castle Stewart, who has died aged 95, was among the last living peers to have inherited their titles as a result of older brothers being killed in action in the Second World War. In Patrick’s case, two of his older brothers were killed – David in 1942 in the second battle at Al Alamein and Robert in 1944 at Anzio, making him Viscount Stuart and his father’s heir. In fact, a generation earlier, his father, the 7th Earl, also a third son, had succeeded his father after

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Earl Castle Stewart, unconventional peer who helped to run the Guggenheim art empire – obituary

An ardent disciple of Rudolf Steiner, he noted: ‘There can’t be too many people who became anthroposophist on the playing fields of Eton’

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