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Jessica Douglas-Home/ The Imperial There was a 20-mile-long track laid down especially for the visitors attending the Durbar of King George V in December 1911.
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Jessica Douglas-Home/ The Imperial Shown, Ms. Wingfield's first view of the tent city, which was dismantled soon after the departure of the royal couple.
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For the third time in as many days, he flew the Chinook, this time to Northumberland, where he was dropped off so he could meet Kate and drive on to Scotland for the wedding of their St. Andrews pal Lady Iona Douglas-Home to banker Thomas Hewitt.
William and Kate Christopher Andersen 2011
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Jessica Douglas-Home/ The Imperial Maharajas and princes of various states arrived for the Delhi Durbar and had tents representing the culture of their respective states.
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Lady Iona was the granddaughter of the late British prime minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home.
William and Kate Christopher Andersen 2011
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Lady Iona was the granddaughter of the late British prime minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home.
William and Kate Christopher Andersen 2011
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Going the other way, Amis may favour the dignity, restraint and quiet hard work of 1963, but how would he feel about life under Alec Douglas-Home?
Cursing one's homeland before fleeing overseas, Martin Amis, is a cliche 2011
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We'd have to go right back to Sir Alec Douglas-Home and his fuddled attempt to explain how the economy worked by admitting he used matchsticks.9.25pm ET: I can't wait for the transcript of that Rick Perry brain freeze.
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For the third time in as many days, he flew the Chinook, this time to Northumberland, where he was dropped off so he could meet Kate and drive on to Scotland for the wedding of their St. Andrews pal Lady Iona Douglas-Home to banker Thomas Hewitt.
William and Kate Christopher Andersen 2011
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Wilson became one of few opposition leaders to consistently outshine the incumbent PM when he trounced Sir Alec Douglas-Home before Labour's 1964 election win.
Why we should cherish prime minister's questions | Michael White 2011
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