War Deeply Affected Life of King Edward VIII
War tale shows Edward VII as a young prince who joined the Guards in 1914 amid world war fever. He faced near misses on French fronts, refused navy duty, and earned French honors while aiding Allied forces. The narrative ends with his postwar activism for veterans and a notable Armistice Day memory at Albert Hall.
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Milton Bronner
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Guards
Edward Albert, Prince of Wales
Oxford
Shaple House
Richmond
White Lodge
Edward
Naval” Training
Dartmouth
Hindustan
Navy
France
Magdalen College
Officers’ Training Corps
Iis
Grenadiers
Omares
War Office
Edward Albert
Kitchener
Mary
Gruffly
Geenery al French
Loos
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Dudley
Ward
Prince
Houlthourst Forest
Wardrop
Laventie
Neuve Chapelle
Egypt
Italy
Nédalst
Edward VII
Flanders
Lorraine
British Legion
Albert Hall
Britain
Whitehall
Prince ‘of Wales
China
Philip Gibbs
Sir Charles Craven
Royal Navy
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Sir Charles
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No Rough Stuff at British Arms Inquiry
Milton dispatch reports the Royal Commission on the private manufacture and trading in arms, appointed after U S Senate disclosures. Officials emphasize formality, no oaths, and limited public scrutiny, avoiding aggressive investigations into munitions firms and papers.
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London
Royal Commission
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U. S
Senate
Royal Rosewater and Honey Commission
Commission Delays as Armaments Question Sparks Banter
A parliamentary commission quipped about limiting armaments during a tense session. Sir Charles faced a volley of jocular remarks as members teased the big armaments advocate. The exchange ended with the commission adjourning until further notice.
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