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The Last of The Royal Titles Act
June 1, 1876 issue

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This article presents information on the issue of the title of the Queen of England. The question opened up after the Indian mutiny, when the Indian dependencies were transferred from the old trading company to the Crown, the question regarding whether any, addition should be made to the royal style as a recognition of the transfer. If the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland had been made Queen of the British Isles and India, and if the matter had been proceeded with in an ordinary way, then there would have been less trouble. During the present reign there have been three precedents of the ordinary and two of the extraordinary way of handling questions affecting the Crown.

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QUEENS -- Great Britain; INDIA -- Foreign relations -- 1857-1919; GREAT Britain -- Foreign relations -- 1837-1901; CROWNS; GREAT Britain; INDIA
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