King Edward VII and the Royal Line Through History
Channing A. Bartow traces England’s royal lineage from Alfred the Great through Edward VII, detailing kings named Edward, Henry, and James, and explains how Tudor and Stuart eras led to the Hanoverians and the current line. The piece highlights major reigns, battles, marriages, and the shifting titles carried by the royal houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Kingdom of
Rear
England
Alfred the Great
Edward de Martyr
Edward the Confessor
Edward the Confessor, Who Died Ioe Than 00 Years Eo and Was Canonized Monntury
Hdward
Longshanke
Prince
York
Edward
Richard
Piward V
Bert
Imo
Ater
Wren
Sis Sens
Hetty VII
Seymone
Fathuyr
Henry VIII
Edward VI
Mary
Eilenberh
Mia Fry
Elizabeth
Earl
House of Stuart
James 1
James VI
Scotland
House of Hanover
George I
James
George 11
Relny
Duke of York
Henry
Albert
Prince George
Duke of Clarence
Admunt Plantagenet
Edward IV
Plantagenet Dynasty
Henry IV
House of Lancaster
John of Gaunt
Prince of Wales
Henry VI
Henry VII
Henry ‘VIII
Eildren
Catherine of Aragon
Anne Holera
Elisabeth
Jane Seymour
Howard Vitt
Bavitih
Princes of Wales
Channing A. Bartow
Mardi Gras Crowns New Orleans Carnival Heritage
A lengthy overview traces Mardi Gras origins in New Orleans, detailing the secrecy, pageants, and iconic krewe parades. It notes Rex and Comus origins, the Knights of Momus and Proteus, and the grand ball closing festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knieiis
Mrenas
Nex
Knights of Proteus
Rex
Comus
Byron
Mexico
South America
United States
Louisiana
New Orleans
Crescent City
Milton
Momus
Proteus
Mardi Gres
William J. Rudolph
Prince Edward’s US Visit A Historic Enthralling Pageant
A lengthy reminiscence recounts Prince Edward’s 1860 US tour under New York era guardianship, detailing Niagara Falls sightseing, a Missouri ballroom quip, Washington and Philadelphia receptions, Mount Vernon nut tree planting, and a grand New York Academy ball. It notes vast crowds, lavish preparations, and a deficit on ball proceeds. The piece closes with a note on Manchester’s 400 women telegraph operators.
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England
Newest
United States
Prince Water
Baron Fenfrew
Niagara
Prines
Louie
Minachuri
Moe Ierner
Missouri
Washington
Buchanan
Sera
Rivers Edward
Canada
Ty Dallen
Pam
Min
Svente
Mount Vernon
George II
Philadelphia
Howton
Bunker Hall
Ralph Frrutagy
Eivury
New York
Ld Academy of
Eaward
Portland
Afr
Vayner
Wallace Wilcoxson
Wilt Thou Be My Valentine Poem Fragment
Fragmentary verse hints at a Valentine inquiry with archaic phrasing and garbled lines. The speaker references Saint Valentine and a longing for a declared affection, mentioning a lover and the idea of asking to be theirs in a stylized old style.
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Valentine
Bow
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Edwards
Edward II
Enward
Edward ViI
Edward VIII
Henry III
Eleanor
Provence
Betas
Jarusuens
Robert Hruce
Alrandy
Duke of Cornwall
Edward III
Carmarvon Castle
Winadorks
Bruce
Anamas
Crees
Myatick
Commun
Alec
Jupiter
Del
Atalanta
Jason
Te Goldlen Pierce
Cheiron
Cen Cua
Prometheus
Hercules
Mardi Gras
Jesus
Admiral Dewey
Mysor
Manchester
Joe Liacol
Iman
Grandpa