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The Royal Family written by Various Famous Royals performed by King George V, Prince Edward, King Edward VIII and King George VI on CD (Abridged)

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ISBN: 650922332323
Genre - Main: Non-Fiction
Genre - Specific: Culture
Duration: 30 mins
Length: Abridged
Author: Various Famous Royals
Performer 1: King George V
Performer 2: Prince Edward
Performer 3: King Edward VIII
Performer 4: King George VI
Rarity: Extremely Rare

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Some fascinating recordings of key British Royals over the last 90 years. 1. Opening of the British Empire Exhibition 1924 - King George V 2. Christmas Day Address Circa 1930 - King George V 3. The Importance of Sportsmanship Circa 1925 - Prince Edward ........

........ 4. A Message to the Empire (Regarding His Succession to the Throne) Early 1936 - King Edward VIII 5. Confirming His Abdication - Late 1936 - Edward VIII 6. Declaration of War Speech 1939 - King George VI 7. Speaks to the Nation About the War 1943 - King George VI 8. Christmas Day Address 1951 - King George VI 9. A Wartime Greeting to Other Children 1940 - Princess Elizabeth 10. Broadcasting from Cape Town On the Occasion of Her Twenty-first Birthday 1947 - Princess Elizabeth 11. Officially Announcing the Marriage of Elizabeth and Philip 1947 - Archbishop of Canterbury 12. Her 1st Christmas Day Address - Queen Elizabeth II

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