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The world according to Charlotte Bingham, Spies and Stars reviewed

2 March 2019

9:00 AM

2 March 2019

9:00 AM

Charlotte Bingham has had an extraordinary writing career. She wrote her first book, Coronet Among the Weeds (newly republished by Bloomsbury), when she was just 19. It was a memoir of her life as a 1950s debutante — the ‘weeds’ were the chinless wonders she met at debs’ dances — and it became an instant hit in 1963.

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