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Queen Prajadipok of SiamHer Majesty Queen Prajadipok of Siam (modern day Thailand), married to King Prajadipok, an enlightened sovereign educated principally in England. Date: 1926
King George VI in 1939King George VI (1895 - 1952), picture in a Field Marshals service uniform in October 1939, shortly after the outbreak of war
Duke of Connaught / StampARTHUR DUKE OF CONNAUGHT 3rd son of Victoria
Duchess of Connaught / StampLOUISE MARGARETE OF PRUSSIA, Duchess of Connaught, wife of Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught (1850-1942)
Elizabeth of Bavaria / StampELISABETH OF BAVARIA Wife of Albert I, King of Belgium
Albert I / StampALBERT I King of Belgium (1909-34)
Marie Jose of Belgium / StampMARIA JOSE OF BELGIUM Wife of Umberto of Savoy, Prince of Piedmont, and daughter of Albert of Belgium
King of Italy / StampVITTORIO EMANUELE III King of Italy and Albania; Emperor of Ethiopia
Alexandra / StampAlexandra Queen to Edward VII
King George V / StampKING GEORGE V of Great Britain
Edward VIII / StampEDWARD VIII as Prince of Wales, in the uniform of the Grenadier Guards
Prince & Princess of Wales visit GlasgowThe Prince and Princess of Wales, captured on camera during a visit to Glasgow in the 1890s. Civic visits, openings, loyal addresses and dedications helped to increase the popularity
French and DutchNow that the French have discarded their monarchy, the Dutch and French republics can celebrate their alliance at Amsterdam - but alas, its a short-lived love affair
Elections in BrusselsVoters, you are being conned ! - a placard expresses conflicting views in the 1857 elections as to whether Belgium should be a monarchy or a republic
Louis XVIII returns triumphantly to Paris, re- establishing the monarchy and the Bourbon dynasty : but Napoleons return will make him flee again
Louis Philippe ThroneThe Paris mob process through the streets carrying Louis- Philippes throne, symbol of the monarchy they hate so much : soon they will have an emperor instead
Louis XVIII SatireLouis XVIII returns somewhat less than triumphantly to Paris, re-establishing the monarchy and the Bourbon dynasty for a while
Electing a PresidentGeneral Cavaignac looks on with dismay, Louis Napoleon waits complacently, as France rejects monarchy in favour of a Republic. Napoleon has his own ideas about that
Duc D aumale AttackedLe duc d Aumale, perceived as a representative of the royalist faction, is attacked in the streets of Paris by a Republican mob. Monarchy is distinctly out of fashion !
Royalists ArrestedArrest of legitimists - supporters of the monarchy - in the rue de Rumfort, Paris
Edward VII in DublinEdward VII (1841-1910) at a viceregal garden party during a visit to Dublin in 1907. Originally given little responsibility by his mother, Queen Victoria
Les Quinze-VingtsThe Section des Quinze-Vingts are some of the most vociferous of the Parisian revolutionary groups in demanding the end of the monarchy
Louis Comes to ParisEven after the fall of the Bastille, Parisians remain loyal to the monarchy, and the royals are welcomed with enthusiasm when they return to Paris from Versailles
Madrid InsurgentsRevolutionaries in Madrid arm themselves for the imminent struggle against the monarchy
Affair of the NecklaceCountess de la Motte & her maid escaping after the Affair of the Diamond Necklace. Marie Antoinettes supposed involvement helped discredit the monarchy
Manuel II FleesManuel II, who succeeded his assassinated father Carlos I, abdicates and flees after revolution implants a new republic; 770 years of Portuguese monarchy is ended
Eisner / Riding the LionKURT EISNER I Eisner rides the lion triumphantly, having organised the Munich revolution and overthrown the monarchy
Royals in Mexico 1864Mexican royals Emperor Maximilian and Empress Charlotte are applauded by some (but not all) Mexicans
Cheapside Puritan DemoPuritan demonstrations in London against the monarchy. Their actions included pulling down the cross at Cheapside and burning Catholic texts where the cross had stood
John Bigg, the HermitThe hermit JOHN BIGG had been a lawyers clerk during the Commonwealth, but when the monarchy was restored he became morose and adopted a solitary life
JAMES II not one of the finest ornaments of the British monarchy with his autograph
Madagascar ExplorationThe French explore the jungle in Madagascar as they take control of the island. The Merina monarchy is abolished
Princess Ka-IulaniPRINCESS KA-IULANI Educated in Britain, the Princess lost her Royal birthright when American interests overthrew the Hawaiian Monarchy in 1893
William Ivs Coat ArmsPossibly the Royal Coat of Arms of William IV as the Hanovarian coat of arms is included within a smaller shield which was removed when Victoria gained the throne
Garde NationaleThe Garde Nationale are a kind of citizens army, dedicated to Republicanism and opposing the monarchy of Louis- Philippe
Republicans GrieveRepublicans grieve for the 1830 revolution, which they hoped would bring them a republic, not the monarchy of Louis-Philippe
Riots at LyonWhatever Paris decides, Lyon objects : street fighting breaks out when the silkworkers protest against the monarchy of Louis Philippe
Riots at Palais RoyalSupporters and opponents of the Orleans monarchy come to blows in the Palais Royal, Paris
Reactionary BishopsReactionary bishops meet to discuss their course of action in the light of growing popular opposition to the Bourbon monarchy
Belfort Conspiracy 3Stationed in Paris, officers of the Belfort regiment conspire to overthrow the restored Bourbon monarchy. Capitaine Valle is one of those arrested
Belfort Conspiracy 2Stationed in Paris, officers of the Belfort regiment conspire to overthrow the restored Bourbon monarchy. But colonel Caron, one of the leaders, is arrested
Belfort Conspiracy 1Stationed in Paris, officers of the Belfort regiment conspire to overthrow the restored Bourbon monarchy. But the leaders will quickly be arrested
Bertons Conspiracy - 1At Thouars, Jean-Baptiste Berton, one of Napoleons generals, is persuaded to head an insurrection against the Bourbon monarchy : but he is let down by his supporters
Events / Uk / Puritan SatirePuritan demonstrations in London against the monarchy. Their actions included pulling down the cross at Cheapside and burning Catholic texts where the cross had stood
Patrick Henry speaking against the Stamp ActPatrick Henry, in the Virginia House of Burgesses, introduces radical resolutions opposing the Stamp Act, warning King George III that he could go the way of Caesar and Charles I