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... The Passing Hour Comments and Asides By A. G. Macdonell THE Coronation is over. The ceremony has taken place which dates back in unbroken succession-- save only for the brief interlude of Oliver Cromwell-- to the days of the Saxon kings. The largest Empire which the world has ever seen was focussed for one moment upon the thousand-year-old ceremony in the Abbey, when the actual crown itself ...

... Calling the World Bur on More people owed their share in the Coronation ceremony and procession to the B.B.C. than to any other single organisation. Uncounted millions last Wednesday must, consciously or unconsciously, have acknowledged their debt to Broadcasting House for the superb organisation which sent the Coronation round the world ...

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... The greatest moment of the great pageant of religion and splendour in Westminster Abbey came when the Archbishop of Canterbury placed St. Edward's Crown on the King's head, at the sight whereof the people with loud and repeated shouts, shall cry God Save the King.' This was followed by the wonderfully beautiful fanfare of trumpets. During the Putting-on of the Crown, only the King and Queen ...

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