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During her spectacular interview with "Panorama" in 1995, the hapless Diana dropped two bombshells. The first was, of course, the lamentation of this marriage of three. The second, less spectacular, was a questioning of her husband's ability to one day be king. Diana wasn't the only one to express doubts. During the last years of Elizabeth II's reign, a palpable anxiety reigned in Buckingham as a little music had settled in the opinion. Charles would fall short and support for the monarchy would collapse just as he ascended the throne. A year later, the Cassandras fell silent. By all accounts, Charles III largely succeeded in his first steps. The day after his mother's death, he rose to the occasion. Finding the right tone, the right place.
Instead of crushing him, the royal charge would have even made him "ten years younger", say some of his relatives. Certainly, Charles had time -...
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