Isabel says that Isabel writes to Felipe three times a week during the South African war. When regrouped in England, the principle of Felipe of Greece and Denmark was renounced to its foreign titles and was converted into the tenure of Felipe Mountbatten, British subdivision. The gesture increased in its future money. The compromise was announced on July 10, 1947.
Articles about the matrimonial property of the portadas and the stories about the collection of comedy and carbon. The dependents of the tithes send vouchers of rationing to the princess (including the real family living inside of certain bonds) in order to powder to keep new robes. The Chamber of Commons approves 100 additional ropa coupons for it. In the footsteps of the boda, in 1947, Mountbatten’s tenant was named Duke of Edimburg, Count of Merioneth and Baron of Greenwich, and was the title of Su Alteza Real.
The ‘first cavalry’
One year later, on November 14, 1948, Isabel dio read the first part of the couple, Carlos Felipe Arturo Jorge, in Buckingham Palace. Carlos le siguieron la princesa Ana, en 1950; the principle of Andrew, in 1960, when Isabel was converted into a queen; and the principle of Eduardo, in 1964. Además de la reina y sus cuatro hijos, le sobreviven ocho nietos y ocho bisnietos.
After his matrimony, the principle Felipe took over the mandate of the Fragment Magpie in Malta. Pero el rey Jorge VI padecía cancer de pulmón y, cuando su estado empeoró, se anunció que Felipe no aceptaría más nombramientos navales. In 1952, the young couple took refuge in Kenya, their first parade in a turn by the British Commonwealth, when, on 6 February, they announced that the king had died.
Felipe’s toque darle la noticia a su esposa.
Felipe presided over the Coronation Commission, and in 1952 the new order was ordered to be the “first cavalry cavalry”, called “a pre-eminence and precedent-setting event in Su Majestad”. Without this distinction, the principle of Carlos, which was called the Duke of Cornwall and most of all the principle of Wales — a title traditionally held by the hereditary throne — has a superior position to his father.