S4E2: Vera's account of Edward VII's funeral procession - May 1910

100 Years of Cox

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This episode is all about the funeral procession of Edward VII in May 1910, as winessed by the Machell Cox siblings, through handwritten family letters, read by Frances.

Vera again demonstrates how she is a great letter writer, and Bernard's annotations, on the funeral programme, after WW1, were unexpected.

Does anyone know any more about the King's little dog Caesar? How much of the procession did he walk in? Frances would love to know.

If you have enjoyed this podcast, would you write Frances a review or give her a rating? Many thanks. 

0:00 Intro
7:35 Kings and Queens 
11:50 Vera's letter, 21st May 1910
26:02 Notes on Vera's letter
37:10 Other sibling accounts


You can contact Frances by email - machellcoxletters@gmail.com
or Twitter - @CoxLetters

All content is subject to copyright and belongs to Frances Thompson and the Bodleian Library.

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