The King’s Travels and Warm Welcome Across Borders
The piece reflects on King George V and the new kingliness after the king’s death, highlighting his extensive postwar travels. It notes his 1919 departure from Portsmouth aboard the Renown for five Canadian visits totaling about 10 000 miles, including Canada and the United States, and his rapport with Americans who greeted him with hearty welcome and directness.
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Prince's World Tour Ends With Rest On Canadian Ranch
The royal traveler pauses amid crowds as he chats with supporters at a parade ground. Three years after, he returns to Canada for rest at the ESP ranch, tending cattle and horses on 4000 acres in the Rockies. He visited New Zealand Fiji Hawaii Australia and Australia where vast crowds welcomed him and he survived a narrow train derailment before continuing his world tour aboard the Renown via the Suez Canal and Red Sea.
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Oxford
Lord Kitchener
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Egypt
Magdelene College
Prince of Wales and His Global Diplomacy and Sports
A sweeping portrait of the Prince of Wales as Britain's Travelling Ambassador. The article recalls his tours through India, Afghanistan, Japan, and Africa, his efforts to boost British trade, and his hands on approach to social issues and unemployment. It notes his RAF ties, sportsman life, and knack for engaging with ordinary people.
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Khyber Pass
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Kandy
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Tokio
Hospital Benefits And Contributor Conditions
The document outlines hospital benefits for contributors including free treatment in public or intermediate wards and charges for private ward patients, with a twelve week per year limit. It details eligibility after two months of contribution, exceptions for accidents and maternity, exclusions for certain diseases, and rules on payments, transferability, and seeking clarification from the Secretary.
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