Royal Romances of To-day
Kellogg Durland
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Subjects
- Kings and rulers
- Alexandra, Empress, consort of Nicholas II, Emperor of Russia, 1872-1918
- Victoria Eugenia, Queen, consort of Alfonso XIII, King of Spain, 1887-1969
- Elena, Queen, consort of Victor Emmanuel III, King of Italy, 1873-1952
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