Better left unsaid
By: by Daisy, princess of Pless; edited with an introduction and notes by Major Desmond Chapman-Huston; with thirty-one illustrations.
Contributors: Chapman-Huston, Desmond, 1884-1952.
Publisher: E.P. Dutton & co., inc.
Published: 1931
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 346
Description: "In her earlier volume of selections from her diaries, the Princess of Pless was mainly concerned to present a picture of social and political life in the highest European circles in pre-war Europe, and to give an inside account of life in Germany through the Great War: the remarkable success of her unique and vivid volume resulted in a very wide demand for a successor in which the authoress might reveal something more of a personality that seems to have proved almost as winning and attracive in the pages of a book, as it is in life. Scores of reviewers, and hundreds of letter writers, have begged the Princess to publish another book that would tell them "something more about herself": the present volume is the result."--Page [} vii.
Notes: London edition (J. Murray) has title: From my private diary.