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Review of the Life Guards by Her Majesty the Queen
Spot the Queen, as she bids farewell to part of the Household Cavalry before they head off to the Anglo-Boer war
Non-Fiction 1899 2 mins
Overview
A camera-shy Queen, or a shy cameraman? Victoria's not easy to spot in this film, nestled in a carriage on the left-hand side of the screen. But we do have a prime perspective on the parading First and Second Life Guards of the Household Cavalry. The occasion was not ceremonial, but a Royal blessing to troops who were soon to head off to South Africa to fight in the Anglo-Boer War.
A second film, Dispersing The Troops At Windsor After Parade, was taken on the same occasion.
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