The Queen and the U.S.A., New, Revised, Expanded Edition

About the Author Mann, H. Edward H. Edward Mann worked with British governmental and cultural leaders on an almost daily basis when he served as the Executive Director for the Federal Jamestown 400th Commemoration Commission from 2004-2008. Developing this volume has been a manifestation of their tremendous admiration for Her Magesty and is a distillation of their experiences and unique perspectives on not only her reign, but the history of our two countries. It is hoped that readers of The Queen and the U.S.A. will share their appreciation for the many ways Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II contributes to - and enhances - the "British-American" special relationship. Moore, Jr., Jacques J. Jacques Moore is a former Colonel in the United States Marine Corps and retired owner of a highly regarded Cadillac dealership. Moore is involved in the UK with the Prince's Trust and British Commonwealth. He currently pursues an advanced degree in European History (focused on Tudor England) and provided an appreciated scholastic discipline to the essays contained herein. LeCompte, Ellen Ellen LeCompte began her fascination with all things British when she was an exchange student in the United Kingdom during her gap year before she entered The University of William and Mary. She continues to strengthen her ties by serving in leadership positions within the English-Speaking Union and the Order of St. John. A travel professional, she has been named by Travel + Leisure magazine as their UK specialist since 2003.

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