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GEORGE V
(1865-1936, King of Great Britain)
Part of an Autograph Letter, not Signed to his eldest son My dear David
EDWARD VIII (1894-1972, King of Great Britain, Later the Duke of Windsor) with some text on the verso being there who helps her with everything. But I fear their stay in Denmark with do neither of them any good. I only trust the weather will not be too..., 6¼ x 2½ on black mourning paper, with silver crested monogram at the head, Balmoral Castle, 3rd October
Item Date: 1910
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On 6th May 1910, Edward VII had died, and George became king. Edward VIII was called David by his family and friends because it was the last of his many given names: Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David. The family used David as his primary name, probably because it represented the patron saint of Wales, and he was expected to be named Prince of Wales.
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