Sushila star plus biography books

I bought this book from the gift shop at Warwick Castle following my third visit, after I had finally been able to see the Secrets and Scandals of the Royal Weekend Party display (during my first visit I ran out of time; during the second my children, my niece, my in-laws and I were preoccupied with the fun Halloween activities the castle had put on for the half term holiday).

Anyway, the display really is wonderful, and the book was pretty much impossible to resist afterwards. I also love reading biographies of people from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. They lived through so much, which almost always makes for a great book.

This book tells Daisy's story well, using her own correspondence as often as possible to examine Daisy's life as an heiress, her relationship with the heir to the Earl of Warwick, and her .

Her political career and conversion to socialism is also examined; setting up schoo