Baby Emperor Pu Yi of China and the Persian boy king
The article surveys Pu Yi born 1906 as a child emperor ruled by regents and councils and educated on western lines while China modernizes. It also covers Ahmed Mizra of Persia at 13 under regent Assad Mulk, confined in palace life, with reformers promising change and foreign tutors to shape his education and future rule.
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China
Pu Yi
Grand Council
Government Council
Board of Censors
Japan
Ahmed Mizra
Persia
Assad Vi Mulk
Kajar
Shah
Ali Mizra
National Reform Party
Uganda Kabaka Daudi Chua King of Uganda
The article profiles Kabaka Daudi Chua, king of Uganda under British protection, noting his minor status, regency, and limited yet real freedom. It describes Uganda's population, Christian literacy, and the colonial administration centered at Entebbe, with Mengo as the royal seat and echoes Egyptian origin theories.
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Uganda
Great Britain
King’s African Rifles
Africa
Daudi Chua
Egypt
Mengo
Rome
Entebbe
Princess Victoria of England Averse to Court Life
The 14 year old Princess Victoria enjoyed escapes from etiquette and planned incognito visits with sisters. She once played Santa for poor children in Penrith and urged reforms for queen’s ladies in waiting, including an eight o'clock breakfast and a better breakfast room.
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Victoria of
England
Queen Alexandra
Marlborough House
Buckingham Palace
Princess of Wales
Teck
the Strand
Penrith
Santa Claus
Victoria
King Edward
Princess Victoria
Queen Victoria
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Ottawa
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