Your dashboard has been signed by the King Edward VI of England. Does anyone think that this signature is actually really cute?  I mean, even though it’s royal and all the rest, it’s still sweetly childish.  I believe that this was from some coronation document, so he would have been 10-ish at the time of writing this. 
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Your dashboard has been signed by the King Edward VI of England.

Does anyone think that this signature is actually really cute?  I mean, even though it’s royal and all the rest, it’s still sweetly childish.  I believe that this was from some coronation document, so he would have been 10-ish at the time of writing this. 

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Queen Victoria’s Journal account of her wedding day, 10 February 1840;

‘I felt so happy when he placed the ring on my finger…’

In her journal entry of 10 February 1840, Queen Victoria records details of her wedding to Prince Albert, including a small sketch of her wreath and veil.

Queen Victoria Online Scrapbook.

From the day a footman delivered the news in 1936 that Edward VIII had abdicated the British throne, it was clear that his brother’s 10-year-old daughter would one day rule the Commonwealth. Fifteen years later, the princess, by then the wife of a Greek prince and mother of two, became Queen Elizabeth II. As the Queen enters the Diamond Jubilee of her reign—the second longest in English history—VF.com presents a look back at the days of her youth.

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