William Shakespeare captured literature’s most famous feud – the Capulets vs the Montagues – with the immortal line, ‘What’s in a name?’
Caroline Bouvier Kennedy is burdened with perhaps the most recognisable name in international affairs and is a member of the family as close to dynastic US political royalty as it is possible to be.
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