Princess Mary, Princess Royal, Countess of Harewood in her nursing uniform, 1920.
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c. 1960s
Princess Mary, Princess Royal and Countess of Harewood
© George Konig
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Loving you is the one thing I'm certain I did right.
[id: Digital sketch of Marya Bolokonskaya and Natasha Rostova from Great Comet. They are both in winter coats (Natasha is wearing her white coat with the fur), embracing. A single knitted scarf is wrapped around both of them. They're smiling softly. /end id]
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* Coronation Tiaras *
Princess Mary, Princess Royal, Countess of Harewood, wore the Harewood Scroll Tiara for the coronation of King George VI of the United Kingdom at Westminster Abbey on 12 May 1937.
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Princess Mary of Denmark was born and grew up in Australia, a commonwealth country with a Queen, and still did not know how to curtsey. She learned it from her husband (then boyfriend) the day she met Queen Margareth.
So if a member of the commonwealth didn't know how to curtsey, why the hell should an American know how to curtsey? No doubt Mary will received no scrutiny or vitriol for this, nor will she be accused of lying. I wonder why.... 😒
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This photograph was taken when the Russian Imperial Family visited the British Royal Family in 1909. When you first see it you see a man, but when you look closer you see something amazing. In the background we can see OTMAA talking with Princess Mary of England! I love how when they visited, they took non-official photographs of what really happened instead of just a meeting!
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King George V, Queen Mary, Princess Mary and Prince George, Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught, and Countess Fortescue, Lady-in-Waiting in Aldershot Royal Pavilion, May 1920. The Royal Family was in mourning following sudden death of Princess Margaret of Connaught, Crown Princess of Sweden on May 1st 1920.
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1913
The Royal Family at Buckingham Palace: King George V, Princess Mary, Prince Edward, and Queen Mary by John Lavery
© National Portrait Gallery, London
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With you, I could summon the gods and the stars
Watch them dance out the plays that we wrote from the heart
And we’d laugh at the ghosts of our fears
[id: Digital sketch of Natasha Rostova and Marya Bolkonskaya from Great Comet. They lay in the grass, both grinning. They're in an embrace, Mary's on top of Natasha. /end id]
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