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

Courtesy of St. Albans Museums.

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Pageant of Gwent
The Pageant of Gwent took place in 1913 at Abergavenny as part of the Royal National Eisteddfod of Wales—the second time the arts festival had been held in the county following Newport in 1897. It ...
The Salisbury Peace Pageant
The Peace Pageant of Salisbury was the main event of the celebrations in the city following the Treaty of Versailles. It took place a week after the first official Peace Day of 19 July 1919—somewha...

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 Place

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1 Salisbury, Wiltshire, England
1 Abergavenny/Y Fenni, Monmouthshire, Wales

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Type of social collective or organization a pageant was intended to celebrate

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 Pageant Master

Person/s with primary responsibility for execution of the pageant

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1 Stevens, Frank
1 Adams, W. Bridges

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Names of script-writers and other credited authors

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1 Stevens, Frank

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 Composer

Includes names of composers at time of pageants, original composers, and those who did arrangements

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1 Williams, Charles
1 Trowbridge, Miss
1 Sparks, Franklin
1 Elgar, Edward
1 Alcock, W.G.

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 Historical Figure

Includes any figure with listing in ODNB, important foreigners (eg. Julius Caesar), mythological and fictional characters

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2 Stafford, Henry, second duke of Buckingham
2 Richard III
1 Woodville, Lionel
1 William I [known as William the Conqueror]
1 William Herbert, second earl of Pembroke
1 Teilo [St Teilo, Eliau, Eliud]
1 Taliesin
1 Stuart, James, fourth duke of Lennox and first duke of Richmond
1 Somerset, Henry, first duke of Beaufort
1 Somerset, Edward, second marquess of Worcester
1 Somerset [née Capel], Mary, duchess of Beaufort
1 Slingsby, Sir Henry, first baronet
1 Sir Roger Vaughan [of Tretower]
1 Scudamore, Sir John
1 Richard II
1 Rhys, Sir, ap Thomas
1 Poor [Pauper], Herbert
1 Pabo [called Pabo Post Prydain]
1 Osmund [St Osmund]
1 Neville, Richard, sixteenth earl of Warwick and sixth earl of Salisbury [called the Kingmaker]
1 Morgan, William
1 Montagu [Mountagu], Edward, first earl of Sandwich
1 Montagu [Montacute], John, third earl of Salisbury
1 Merlin [Myrddin]
1 Matilda [Matilda of Flanders]
1 Longespée [Lungespée], William
1 Lindsay, John, seventeenth earl of Crawford and first earl of Lindsay [known as earl of Crawford-Lindsay]
1 Lewys [Llywelyn] Glyn Cothi
1 Lanfranc
1 Julius Frontinus, Sextus
1 Ivie, John
1 Ifor ap Llywelyn [called Ifor Hael]
1 Hood, Robin
1 Herbert [née Sidney], Mary, countess of Pembroke
1 Henry V
1 Henry III
1 Glyn Dŵr [Glyndŵr], Owain [Owain ap Gruffudd Fychan, Owen Glendower]
1 George, duke of Clarence
1 Elizabeth [née Elizabeth Woodville]
1 Elizabeth [Elizabeth of York]
1 Elizabeth I
1 Ela
1 Digby, John, first earl of Bristol
1 Dafydd ap Gwilym
1 Cynric
1 Charles I
1 Burgh, Hubert de, earl of Kent
1 Briouze [Braose], William
1 Bleddyn [Blethin], William
1 Arthur
1 Alan Rufus

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