Prophecy of Merlin on coronation of George V
A long analysis links 15th century verse to events in American and British history. It argues the prophecies foretell colonial tensions, Franco American ties, and later conflicts, culminating in King George V’s reign with references to the stars and national symbols, including the dove, eagle, and lion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George V
England
Merlin
Sayer
Dean Swig
United States
Rugland
London
Neptune
America
de Soto
Champlain
Indiana
Roger Williams
William Pean
Lion Hay
France
Columbia
Colonies
Columbus
Benjamin Franklin
Quebec
Franklin
Europe
Thirteen
Nea
Continental Congress
Continentala
Valley Forge
Virginia
Boonor
Jefferson
Benedict Arnold
Beford Yorktown
American
Washington
Eagie
Canada
Hulls Surrander
Lawrence
Cherapealkes
Cape Horn
Pacific
New
South
Middle West
Jacknon
New Orleans
Impolitte
Aleghany Mountains
Great Western Territory
Jong
George
Rod
Tim
Wien
Aly Shah
Neptung
Tony
Edward VI
Edward
Eagland
Great Empire
Peamonaker
W. G
Honors a Soldier Lord Kitchener in Imperial Fame
A lavish tribute to Lord Kitchener declares him Britain’s greatest living soldier after Sudan and the Boer War. The article lauds his quiet reforming genius, long career from Woolwich to engineer, Egyptian campaigns, Khartum defense, and the 1899 Sudan governorship, plus his role in ending the South African War with vast logistics.
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London
Lord Kitchener
King George of
Kingland
Kitchener
Lee
Sudan
Lethemer
Hartum
Woolwich
Paloutlag
Dur- Ine
Upper
Egypt
Iehener
Don Mahal
Ferder
Oraduirmean
Kitebona
Kheer Butk
Orelila
Kharfim
Dritidh
Howana
Stehener
Haberté
England
Chie
Vo Kitchener
Shil
Magland
Kitch Sner
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Ing George Vby
Germany
Rapman
Lios
Saul
King George