In 1964, the queen became a mother for the fourth time as new son Edward joined Charles and fellow siblings Anne and Andrew.

CNN: Elizabeth II: Young queen who grew into a modern monarch

The golf club's new competition, the Bonnie Prince Charlie Shield, takes its name from Prince Charles Edward Stuart.

BBC: Eriskay

IBM, American Express, Honeywell, the Mayo Clinic, Intel, General Dynamics US Air and Edward Jones and Charles Schwab have major facilities around Tempe and Phoenix.

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Those standing are Clive Philip Dawson, Quintin Bennett Gill, John Edward Skinner and Christopher Charles Thomas.

BBC: A man walks into a polling station

Now a majority of the Bancroft family, which has controlled Dow Jones since financial-journalism pioneer Clarence Barron bought out Charles Dow, Edward Jones and the other founders in 1902, has decided to sell its shares to News Corp.

WSJ: A Report to Our Readers

"There is a growing feeling that the MPC has misjudged the severity of the recession and is therefore behind the curve, " said Edward Menashy, chief economist at stockbrokers Charles Stanley.

FORBES: Market Scan

"By the time of Edward and Sophie's, and Charles and Camilla's weddings, there was a mingling of old and new royal wedding traditions - televised, but more intimate and less stately occasions, " says Ms Macdonald.

BBC: Royal weddings: A brief history

Australian DJs posing as the Queen and Prince Charles got details from a nurse at King Edward VII hospital in central London.

BBC: UK

In addition, and without implying they would necessarily agree with the views expressed here, the author would like to thank: Lajos Bokros, Robert Braun, Martin Bruncko, Robert Cooper, Pavol Demes, Jeremy Druker, Michel Foucher, Andrew Gardner, Heather Grabbe, Charles Grant, Istvan Gyarmati, David Kral, Mart Laar, Edward Lucas, Alina Mungiu-Pippidi, Jiri Pehe, Sandra Pralong, Olli Rehn, Gyorgy Schopflin, James Sherr, Pirkka Tapiola, Emma Udwin and Alexander Vondra.

ECONOMIST: Sources and acknowledgments