Inequitable questions
Feb 16th, 2010 | By Ian Poulton | Category: Cross ChannelA Google search for the death of King George V suggests a reluctance on the part of the British media to comment upon the circumstances of the British monarch’s final days. The New York Times online archive has its report from 1986 of the revelation, fifty years after the event, that George V’s doctor hastened his end.
As he lay comatose on his deathbed in 1936, King George V was injected with fatal doses of morphine and cocaine to assure him a painless death in time, according to his
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