In the Royal Manner : Expert Advice on Etiquette and Entertaining from the Former Butler to Diana, Princess of Wales
by Paul Burrellbook data
7 ratings, 3.71 average rating, 3 reviews
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published
November 1st 1999
by Warner Books
binding
Hardcover, 144 pages
isbn
044652641X
(isbn13: 9780446526418)
description
If anyone should know about proper etiquette and entertaining, it's England's royal family. Centuries of grand affairs have honed their skills and tha...more
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Read in January, 2008
Nice historical information on the dishes for recipes included in the book, as well as the palaces.
I thought this was a book for hosting tea parties, but it's a book on etiquette for hosting many differnt types of parties.
There were a few recipes of foods I thought were worth trying. Other's seems a bit time consuming.
The book did make me want an estate manager, i.e. butler!
I thought this was a book for hosting tea parties, but it's a book on etiquette for hosting many differnt types of parties.
There were a few recipes of foods I thought were worth trying. Other's seems a bit time consuming.
The book did make me want an estate manager, i.e. butler!
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Read in August, 2008
The book is very nicely presented. The information is interesting along with very nice photographs. But it wasn't the book on entertaining I was expecting and etiquette. It is just a little bit of the information I was seeking. It has some good recipes for different occasions, how to fold napkins and make floral arrangements.
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Read in June, 2005
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I like this book because you can learn how to host the queen! Paul writes about proper manners, table settings, how to be a great host. It's almost like reading a fantasy book, like proper table settings will get us anywhere in America. Definitely a book for proper audiences.
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