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The Luck of the Lambtons
In the wake of the 1973 sex scandal that ended his political career, Antony, Lord Lambton, fled to Tuscany, where he turned the 17th-century Villa Cetinale into a shabby-chic Shangri-la for his aristocratic pals. Six years after Lambton's death, his son, Ned, the seventh Earl of Durham, has completed a dazzling restoration, JAMES REGINATO reports, despite some Downton Abbey-worthy family drama
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The Luck of the Lambtons
In the wake of the 1973 sex scandal that ended his political career, Antony, Lord Lambton, fled to Tuscany, where he turned the 17th-century Villa Cetinale into a shabby-chic Shangri-la for his aristocratic pals. Six years after Lambton's death, his son, Ned, the seventh Earl of Durham, has completed a dazzling restoration, JAMES REGINATO reports, despite some Downton Abbey-worthy family drama
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