Everybodys Cyclopedia volume 2
Everybodys Cyclopedia volume 2
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Succeeded his father to the throne of Great Britain May 6, 1910. He entered the British Navy in 1877. In 1891 he became a com- mander. After his brother's death he took his seat in the House of Lords as Duke of York. He was married July 6, 1893, to Princess Victoria Mary of Teck. Six children have been born of this marriage. Prince Edward, Prince Albert, Princess Victoria, Prince Henry, Prince George and Prince John. On Jan. 22, 1891, he succeeded his father as Duke of Corn- wall. On Nov. 9, 19...01, birthday of the late Edward VII. , he was created Prince of Wales. Unlike his father, Edward VII. , he is not fond of soci- ety ; does practically no entertaining. All his public duties are performed in a most conscientious manner. He has a voice of extraordinary strength and clearness, and if he should de- sire, there is no doubt he could become one of the finest royal orators in Europe.
George, Lake, called also Hori- con, a beautiful lake. 32 miles long, near the E. Border of New York State.
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Succeeded his father to the throne of Great Britain May 6, 1910. He entered the British Navy in 1877. In 1891 he became a com- mander. After his brother's death he took his seat in the House of Lords as Duke of York. He was married July 6, 1893, to Princess Victoria Mary of Teck. Six children have been born of this marriage. Prince Edward, Prince Albert, Princess Victoria, Prince Henry, Prince George and Prince John. On Jan. 22, 1891, he succeeded his father as Duke of Corn- wall. On Nov. 9, 19...01, birthday of the late Edward VII. , he was created Prince of Wales. Unlike his father, Edward VII. , he is not fond of soci- ety ; does practically no entertaining. All his public duties are performed in a most conscientious manner. He has a voice of extraordinary strength and clearness, and if he should de- sire, there is no doubt he could become one of the finest royal orators in Europe.
George, Lake, called also Hori- con, a beautiful lake. 32 miles long, near the E. Border of New York State.
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