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St. Albans Pageant, 1907: Queen Elizabeth at Gorhambury.

Courtesy of St. Albans Museums.

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Pageant of Hampshire History
Women’s Institute Pageants were highly popular during the 1920s and early 1930s, and county pageants were also greatly successful (see entries for the pageants of Staffordshire 1928 and Northampton...
A Pageant of Monarchy
This was one of the many pageants in Surrey produced by David Clarke, who had worked with Christopher Ede on the Guildford pageant of 1957, and had himself produced the 1968 Guildford pageant. Like...

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Historical Figure%3Arupert%2C Prince And Count Palatine Of The Rhine And Duke Of Cumberland
Historical Figure%3Ageorge%2C Duke Of Clarence
Composer%3Amorley%2C Thomas
Historical Figure: Richard I [Called Richard Coeur De Lion, Richard The Lionheart]
Historical Figure: Edgar [Called Edgar Pacificus]

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1 Hursley, Hampshire, England
1 Guildford, Surrey, England

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1 Weir, Mrs Robert
1 Clarke, David

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1 Stevens, F.E.

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1 Warrack, Guy
1 Schubert, Franz
1 Purcell, Henry
1 Morley, Thomas
1 Handel, George Frideric
1 Bach, Johann Sebastian

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2 Richard I [called Richard Coeur de Lion, Richard the Lionheart]
2 George IV
2 Elizabeth I
2 Edgar [called Edgar Pacificus]
1 Ælfthryth
1 William II [known as William Rufus]
1 William I [known as William the Conqueror]
1 Victoria
1 Seymour, Edward, first earl of Hertford
1 Rædwald [Redwald]
1 Richard III
1 Pocahontas [Matoaka, Amonute; married name Rebecca Rolfe]
1 Oswiu [Oswy]
1 Matilda [Edith, Mold, Matilda of Scotland]
1 Mary [Princess Mary of Teck]
1 Lisle, Lady Alice [née Alice Beconsawe]
1 John
1 Jeffreys, George, first Baron Jeffreys
1 James VI and I
1 Hood, Robin
1 Henry VIII
1 Henry V
1 Henry II
1 George VI
1 George V
1 Fitzherbert [née Smythe; other married name Weld]
1 Elizabeth II [still alive]
1 Edward [St Edward; known as Edward the Confessor]
1 Edward VII
1 Edward III
1 Drake, Sir Francis
1 Charles II
1 Charles I
1 Cavendish, Louise Frederica Augusta, duchess of Devonshire [née Countess Louise Friederike Auguste von Alten; other married name Louise Frederica Augusta Montagu, duchess of Manchester]
1 Carausius [Marcus Aurelius Mausaeus Carausius]
1 Boudicca [Boadicea]
1 Berengaria [Berengaria of Navarre]
1 Becket, Thomas [St Thomas of Canterbury, Thomas of London]
1 Arthur

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