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English: Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, and Princess Alexandra at Joseph Gillott’s Victoria Works.
Igbo: Albert Edward, Onye isi ala Wales, na adaeze Alexandra na Joseph Gillott's Victoria Works.
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Source Birmingham Museums Trust
Originally printed on The Illustrated London News, Nov 21, 1874
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