Royalty in Canada: Embracing Sketches of the House of Argyll, the Right Honorable the Marquis of Lor

A fascinating account of the history and culture of Canadian royalty, with a particular focus on the House of Argyll and its influential role in shaping Canadian politics and society. Tuttle offers a wealth of insights and anecdotes about the lives and personalities of the royal figures he describes, and provides a vivid portrait of the Canadian landscape and people.

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