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Queen Victoria distributing medals, 18 May 1855, (c1920)
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Queen Victoria distributing medals, 18 May 1855, (c1920)
Queen Victoria distributing medals to heroes of the Crimean War, 18 May 1855, (c1920). Illustration from Story of the British Nation, Volume IV, by Walter Hutchinson, (London, c1920s)
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Brave Bravery Carriage Ceremony Crimean War 1853 1856 Decorating Hero Heroic Heroism Hutchinson Injured Injury Invalid Invalid Carriage Medal Medal Ceremony Medals Queen Of Great Britain And Ireland Queen Victoria Victoria Walter Walter Hutchinson
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In this photo print, we witness a momentous event in British history - Queen Victoria distributing medals to the heroes of the Crimean War. The image, captured on 18 May 1855, showcases the bravery and heroism of both men and women who fought valiantly for their country. Queen Victoria, adorned in regal attire, sits elegantly in her carriage as she personally decorates each medal recipient. Her presence exudes power and grace, symbolizing the strength of the British monarchy during this tumultuous time. The scene is filled with injured soldiers who have sacrificed their well-being for their nation's cause. Among them are brave individuals using invalid carriages due to war-related injuries. These courageous souls embody the spirit of heroism that prevailed throughout the nineteenth century. As we delve into this monochrome masterpiece, it becomes evident that not only men but also women played an integral role in defending Britain's honor. A female soldier stands proudly among her male counterparts, challenging societal norms and proving that courage knows no gender boundaries. This historic ceremony serves as a reminder of Queen Victoria's unwavering support for her troops during times of conflict. It immortalizes a moment when bravery was recognized and celebrated by royalty - a testament to the indomitable spirit that defines Great Britain.
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