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King George visits grave of British soldier on the battlefield near King George's Hill. Prince of Whales directly in rear of King George, Somme and Ancre Area. 8-10-1916

King George visits grave of British soldier on the battlefield near Ki...

British Photographs of World War I Public domain photograph - British army, military forces, during World War One, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

The Prince of Wales at Lille. 10-26-1918

The Prince of Wales at Lille. 10-26-1918

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King George, Prince of Wales, General Rawlinson, Major Thompson and Derek Keppel watching battle from a hill overlooking Fricourt, France. 8-10-1916

King George, Prince of Wales, General Rawlinson, Major Thompson and De...

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King and Queen of England; Prince of Whales; Sir Francis Bertie with Poincare on steps of officers club. Abbeville, France

King and Queen of England; Prince of Whales; Sir Francis Bertie with P...

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