Royal Spectacle

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Set against the backdrop of 1860, the book delves into the goodwill visit of Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, to Canada and the U.S. This historic tour sparked civic pride and controversy, revealing social divisions through grand public displays and events. Notably, the visit highlighted the Orange-Green conflict and the complexities of race, gender, and national identity during a pivotal time in North American history. Through a detailed analysis of contemporary accounts, the work offers insights into the cultural values of the era and the evolving meanings of monarchy and empire.