Carson, Sir Edward (later Baron)

Cartier (jewellers)

Cartland, (Dame) Barbara

Castle, Irene

Cavalcade (magazine)

Cavendish-Bentinck, Lord Charles

Ceglie, Dr Domenico di,

Ceolwulf, King of Northumbria

Chamberlain, Neville

Channon, Sir Henry ('Chips')

Chaplin, (Sir) Charles

Charles I, King

Charles, Prince of Wales

Charles Russell (solicitors)

Chatfield, Admiral of the Fleet Sir Alfred Ernle Montacute (later 1st Baron) and Lady

Chaumont, USS

Chelsea Register Office

Cherbourg

Chesham, Margot, Lady (nee Mills)

Child, Sir Francis

China; see also Canton; Peking; Shanghai

'China Dossier' (on Wallis)

Christie, Harold

Christopher, Prince of Greece

Church of England; see also Lang, Cosmo Gordon

Churchill, Clementine (later Lady)

Churchill, (Sir) Winston: advocates rearmament; as guest of Lady Colefax; supports Wallis as consort for Edward; on Edward's violating royal conventions; vacillates over Edward-Wallis wedding; on Crystal Palace fire; Edward complains to of poverty; farewell meeting with Edward after abdication; as old Harrovian; on Wallis's divorce; remains loyal to Edward; and Edward's financial sspan>Liberty magazine; Edward hara.s.ses for medical treatment for Wallis in USA; on Edward's att.i.tude to n.a.z.ism; and proposed amba.s.sadorial post for Edward after war

Ciano, Count Galeazzo

Claridge's (hotel)

Clark, Kenneth (later Baron)

Colefax, Sibyl, Lady

Colis de Trianon relief organization

Colony Club, New York