The Prince of Wales' African Book: A Pictorial Record of the Journey to West Africa, South Africa and South America. (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781026032442)

'The Prince of Wales' African Book' is a comprehensive pictorial record documenting the historic 1925 royal tour undertaken by Edward, Prince of Wales. This volume captures an extensive journey across West Africa, South Africa, and South America, offering a vivid visual narrative of the diverse cultures, landscapes, and official ceremonies encountered along the way.

Through a vast collection of photographs, the work illustrates the diplomatic and social significance of the royal visit during the interwar period. The book serves as an important primary source for understanding British imperial relations and the global reach of the monarchy in the early 20th century. It provides detailed imagery of various regions, including Nigeria, Sierra Leone, and the Gold Coast, as well as the expansive territories of South Africa and the nations of South America.

As a significant work of travel literature and photography, this record offers readers a unique window into the spectacles of statehood and the evolving world stage as seen through the lens of a major royal expedition. It remains a vital document for those interested in royal history, colonial studies, and the history of early 20th-century exploration.

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