Queen Coronation Right disputed amid royal ceremony debate
Lawyers argue whether a queen consort has an independent right to coronation beyond the king's will. The Attorney General and Solicitor General contend coronation for a queen rests on royal order, while Brougham and peers press public propriety and precedent, citing Bacon Selden and Bracton. The court adjourns awaiting a ruling on state right and customary practice.
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Queen's Memorial Seeks Proclamation for Queen Consort Coronation
A historic petition requests King William’s Proclamation to set July 19 at Westminster for the queen consort's coronation. It argues ancient rights and services due from subjects tied to manors and tenures, seeking commissioners to hear petitions and enforce attendance and duties.
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The Ottoman Empire and Mahmud the Second Chronicle
A historical overview discusses Mahmud the Second's troubled ascent to the throne, his handling of internal unrest and external wars, and his cautious diplomacy with European powers. It notes his reforms, suppression of revolts, and a vivid portrait of the sultan amid palace pageantry and financial pressures.
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Bonaparte Death and Life Summary From Napoleonic History
An elderly account recountsNapoleon Bonaparte illness and death details. It notes stomach and liver damage from disease, the will's burial site near Longwood, and the two miles from Longwood to the valley. It covers his birth in Ajaccio on August 15 1769, rise to Consul for life 1802 and Emperor 1804, exile to Elba, return in 1815, Waterloo defeat, and final exile to St Helena ending in death.
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