article_snippet: rotten' and 'the completest passengers' during a tour of the country has emerged 96 years later.
article_snippet: In the letter written a few months after World War One to his mistress Freda Dudley Ward, the 25-year-old Edward expresses his disgust at his mistress Freda Dudley Ward, the 25-year-old Edward reluctance to support the British Empire.
article_snippet: Later on in the letter to the married socialite, the Prince of Wales derided the attractiveness of the local women.
article_snippet: Edward described one of Edward hostesses as 'pompous and interfering'.
article_snippet: Detailing a formal dinner Edward had attended, Edward quipped: 'Few of the local women are worth dancing with and far less are in any way attractive.'
article_snippet: At another party at a yacht club, Edward complained how there were '100 very plain women' there.
article_snippet: Then 23, the socialite was married to Liberal MP William Dudley Ward, who apparently turned a blind eye to the affair.
highlights_snippet: Letter was written by Edward to mother-of-two Freda Dudley Ward, 23 .
  