Princess Mary a Biography
Princess Mary a Biography
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She had long pleaded to be allowed to go across the Channel, but had been told, like so many other girls of her own age during the war, that her duty lay at home, where she was of more use in heartening up the " rear-guard " by her presence amongst them. Everyone remembers the old longing to "get out to France, " and the Princess could only submit, with the best grace possible, to the decision that her duty lay close at hand, rather than in the more exciting surroundings of the army camps behin...d the lines. 119 120 PRINCESS MARY With the Armistice, however, her chance came, and early one morning— Wednesday, November 20th, 1918 — wearing the uni- form of a Commandant of a V. A. D. Of the British Red Cross Society, the Princess left for Boulogne, accompanied by Lady Ampthill, Chairman of the Women's V. A. D. Committee of the Red Cross and Order of St. John, and Major Reginald Seymour, being the first member of the Royal Family to visit France after the cessation of hostilities nine days previously.
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She had long pleaded to be allowed to go across the Channel, but had been told, like so many other girls of her own age during the war, that her duty lay at home, where she was of more use in heartening up the " rear-guard " by her presence amongst them. Everyone remembers the old longing to "get out to France, " and the Princess could only submit, with the best grace possible, to the decision that her duty lay close at hand, rather than in the more exciting surroundings of the army camps behin...d the lines. 119 120 PRINCESS MARY With the Armistice, however, her chance came, and early one morning— Wednesday, November 20th, 1918 — wearing the uni- form of a Commandant of a V. A. D. Of the British Red Cross Society, the Princess left for Boulogne, accompanied by Lady Ampthill, Chairman of the Women's V. A. D. Committee of the Red Cross and Order of St. John, and Major Reginald Seymour, being the first member of the Royal Family to visit France after the cessation of hostilities nine days previously.
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