Name: PRINCESS ELIZABETH OF TORO - AFRICAN PRINCESS 1983 ED ILLUS Hamish Hamilton HARDB & DUSTCOVER
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PRINCESS ELIZABETH OF TORO - AFRICAN PRINCESS 1983 ED ILLUS Hamish Hamilton HARDB & DUSTCOVER

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Daughter of His Royal Highness King George Rukidi III and Lady Kezia Rukidi, Born into the Toro Royal family at the height of its glory, she was raised in the typical, privileged fashion and style that we associate with fairy tale princesses Within and outside the kingdom, Princess Elizabeth's mesmerizing beauty was equaled only by her warmth of heart, and counterbalanced by her academic prowess. She excelled in her studies, which she started in a girls' boarding school in Uganda, continued at a boarding school in England, and on to the prestigious Cambridge University. She earned her place in history as being one of the first three african women to graduate Cambridge. Armed with her degree in Law, she went on to pursue a legal career, was admitted to the English bar in 1965, and became a practicing barrister at law.

1983 First ed. Hamish Hamilton (illustrated with black and white photos) hardback with gilt letters on spine, well-binded clean white pages, with dustcover few small tears, 230 pages with index and appendix included.