Ceremony and Celebration: Coronation Day 1953
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THE THESIS
This book examines the historical significance and cultural impact of Queen Elizabeth II's coronation on June 2, 1953. It delves into the preparations, the ceremony itself, and the public's reaction, placing the event within the broader context of post-war Britain and the evolving role of the monarchy. The author utilizes archival material and contemporary accounts to reconstruct the atmosphere and meaning of this pivotal moment in British history.
THE SCOPE MAP
- Detailed accounts of the planning and execution of the coronation ceremony.
- Exploration of the public's mood and participation in the celebrations.
- Analysis of the media's role in broadcasting the event globally.
- Contextualization of the coronation within the socio-political landscape of 1950s Britain.
- Examination of the symbolism and pageantry associated with the event.
- Biographical details of key figures involved in the coronation.
- Discussion of the long-term impact of the coronation on the British monarchy and national identity.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
This work is recognized for its comprehensive approach to documenting and analyzing the 1953 coronation. It is often cited for its detailed reconstruction of the event and its insightful placement within the historical context of post-war Britain. The book provides a thorough overview for those interested in royal history and the cultural significance of state ceremonies.
Page Count:
95
Publication Date:
2003-01-01
ISBN-10:
1902163656
Biography
Art
Non-Fiction
History
Royalty
British History
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