British princess (1930–2002)
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The younger sister who couldn't marry the man she loved, then couldn't stop the press from watching. Margaret was the royal who embodied the gap between duty and desire—glamorous, defiant, and stuck in a role that gave her visibility but no exit.
Born in 1930 as the second daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York, Margaret became second in line to the throne when her father unexpectedly became King George VI in 1936. She spent the war years at Windsor Castle and watched her sister take on public duties while she continued her education. Her father's death in 1952 coincided with her relationship with RAF officer Peter Townsend—a romance that drew intense public attention in the 1950s before she ended it under pressure from government and church. In 1960 she married photographer Antony Armstrong-Jones, later Earl of Snowdon, and had two…
Sourced, dated quotes from Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon
Not once have you hung your head in embarrassment even for a minute after those disgraceful photographs. Clearly you have never considered the damage you are causing us all.
We had to put a stop to it. Every tart in London was getting in.
Silly ass. The land would be much more valuable today.
Which one? My sister, my mother or my husband?
You have done more to bring shame on the family than could ever have been imagined.
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