Coronation Garb and Ceremonial Dress Through the Ages
A detailed reverie on royal pageantry tracing sumptuary laws from Edward III to modern days. It charts coronation attire, costumes, mantles, garters, and insignia, noting shifts from ermine to velvet, color codes for orders, and the procession of robes from the anointing to postceremonial wear. Distinct figures include Edward III, Henry VII, and Queen regalia elements, with emphasis on the Garter Ceremony and its symbolic garments.
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Waferar
Westminster
Edward the
Kober
Knights of the Garter
Richard the
Henry the Fitts
Henry the Sixth
Alxty
Henry the
Order of the Bath
Order of St. Patrick
Michael
St. George
Edward
England
York
Piret
St. Matrick
Itkewine
Khia
Ireland
Scotland
Arma
Garter
Lyon
Clarenceus
Ulster
Norroy
Coronation Robes and regalia details from historic pageant
Describes the coronation ritual and vestments from Elijah to the kings, detailing mantles, cloaks, and the Crown Jewels. Notes include the Orb, Sceptres, the Ruby King, and the Cullinan Star of Africa, with ceremonial actions, peer attire, and heraldic regalia.
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Elijah
Martin
Richard the
Worksop
Crecy
Foldler
Elizabeth
Edward
FREED FROM SKIN DISEASE
A Toronto born infant, October 14, 1908, suffered a severe skin eruption spreading across the face and body. After fruitless remedies and hospital care, Cuticura soap and remedies were credited with full recovery by May 1910, with no recurrence.
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Toronto
Duluth
Cutloura
Akin
Robert Mann
Proctor
Outdone By Relatives And Chickens In A Crowded Home
A humorous daft dialogue about raising 500 chickens and a five foot lot sparks chatter on family life. A magazine poet’s quip links a baby to a wellspring of pleasure and toys with tripled offspring as a deluge.
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Willie
Gilie
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Croftnetton
Momaége
Cebbard
Peete
In &T. Edward
Ie Tagie Borne
Cholly
Doane - Cholly
Champleigh
Miss Caustique
Teke Garfield
Vienna
Libby
Livy