Loyalty and the Queen Aims in England’s Coronation Era
The piece argues loyalty in England is mixed and person dependent, rooted in monarchy yet tempered by public opinion. It lauds Queen Victoria’s reign while urging democratic principles to balance royal power and avert harmful factionalism, hoping for unity and peaceful reform under a strengthened constitutional framework.
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Dr. Johnson
England
Austria
Russia
Prussia
France
Italy
Spain
Louis XIV
Ernest
Queen Victoria
Duke of Cumberland
Queen’s Park visit blocked by Hyde Park crowd
Thousands of well wishers gathered at Hyde Park Corner as the Queen and her suite neared the park. Police maintained order while carriages lined up near Apsley House. The Queen moved along St. James’s Street and Piccadilly unable to enter the park, then redirected toward the palace amid cheers.
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Hyde Park Corner
Apsleyhouse
St. James’s Street
Piccadilly
Duke of Devonshire
Constitution Hill
Abbey
Parliament-street
Whitehall
Charing Cross
Pall-mall
St. James’s-street
Green Park
England
Buckingham Palace
20Th Regiment of Foot
Palace
Constitution-hill
Royal Rifles
Hyde-park-corner
Green
St. James’s Parks
4Th Dragoon Guards
Old
New Palace-yard
Bridge-street
Margaret-street
Great George-street
Westminster
6Th Dragoon Guards
Whitehall-place
the Strand
Trafalgar-square
Charing
Charles Dalbiac
Pimlico
Lee
Coronation Day Imposes Grand Spectacle on London
The city awoke to a vast pageant for the coronation on June 28, 1838. Processions formed from Buckingham Palace to Green Park with regiments, cavalry, bands, and diplomatic escorts lining the routes. Royals, dignitaries, and a multitude of spectators filled the streets, while artillery signaled the momentous entry of the Queen into the state carriage and procession amid ceremonial pomp.
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London
Metropolitan
Babylon
Cesar
Galaxy
Our Fair
West
Marshal Soult
Duke de Palmella
Portugal
Count Lowenhjelm
Sweden
Marquis de Brignole
Sardinia
Count Alten
Anover
Prince de Putbus
Prussia
Marquis de Miraflores
Spain
Baron de Capellan
Ming
The
Netherlands
Prince Schwarzenburg
Austria
Strogonoff
Russia
Prince de Ligne
Count Ludolf
King of the Two Sicilies
Beyonkt
Household Brigade
Duchess of Kent
Duchess of
Life Guards
Duke of Sussex
Royal Bargeman
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