Publisher's Synopsis
"The Memoirs of Prince John De Guelph, Rex Et Imperator De Jure of Great Britain and Ireland" offers a unique and peculiar glimpse into the world of British royalty through the eyes of John R. Wettin Guelph, who styles himself as the rightful king and emperor. This book presents a fascinating, if potentially delusional, account of royal life and political intrigue from a self-proclaimed monarch.
Published in 1910, these memoirs provide a window into the aspirations and perspectives of someone claiming a place in the line of succession. Whether viewed as a historical curiosity or a serious claim to the throne, "The Memoirs of Prince John De Guelph" promises a compelling read for those interested in British history and the vagaries of royal lineage.
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