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Australia’s first Royal visitor was Queen Victoria’s second son, Prince Alfred Duke of Edinburg, the younger brother of the future King Edward VII. Prince Alfred toured the Australian colonies in 1867, receiving a rapturous welcome everywhere, his stay in Melbourne being marked by some unusual festivities, the most remarkable of which forms the basis of this amusing story. (296)
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In Passing
1949
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— Appears in: The Australian Journal , 1 April vol. 84 no. 997 1949; (p. 180)
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In Passing
1949
single work
column
— Appears in: The Australian Journal , 1 April vol. 84 no. 997 1949; (p. 180)
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