Grant’s London receptions outshine earlier tours
Ex President Grant enjoyed lavish honors in London, including a Waterloo Chamber banquet hosted by the Duke of Wellington, private audience with the Prince of Wales, and broad court greetings. A long list of aristocratic attendees followed, with Queen's favor noted for extending court entertainments.
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