The Rights and Wrongs of Royal Marriage: How the Law Has Led to Heartbreak, Farce and Confusion, and Why It Must Be Changed

Exploring the complex and often absurd laws governing British royal marriages, this book highlights the challenges faced by royals in a modern context that prioritizes human rights and personal choice. It addresses issues such as the implications of marrying a Roman Catholic or without the Queen's consent, revealing the legal ambiguities that have led to heartbreak and confusion. Professor Rebecca Probert draws on a wealth of historical sources, presenting a compelling narrative filled with humor and surprising anecdotes that engage both royalists and republicans.