A Record of the Visit of Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales to Derbyshire. Repr., After Revision, from the Derby Reporter, with A

Relive the excitement and grandeur of a bygone era with "A Record Of The Visit Of Their Royal Highnesses The Prince And Princess Of Wales To Derbyshire." This meticulously reproduced account, revised and expanded from the original Derby Reporter coverage, offers a fascinating glimpse into a significant moment in local and national history. Explore the details of the royal visit, capturing the atmosphere, events, and public reception that accompanied the Prince and Princess of Wales's tour of Derbyshire.

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