To Commemorate the Opening of the New London Bridge, by King William IV and Queen Adelaide, August 1, 1831
Medalist: probably Benjamin Wyon British
1831
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To Commemorate the Opening of the New London Bridge, by King William IV and Queen Adelaide, August 1, 1831
Medalist: probably Benjamin Wyon British
1831
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To Commemorate the Opening of the New London Bridge, by King William IV and Queen Adelaide, August 1, 1831
Medalist: Benjamin Wyon British
1831
'Our Citizen King'
Philip Ziegler, King William IV
—Philip Ziegler, King William IV
I occasionally find myself feeling a smug about the fact that I'm not generally inclined to the kind of parasocial relationships with celebrities that are fairly common in fandom. And in general do I think it is good to never allow yourself to forget you don't actually know these people.
But last night I found myself having a passionate debate with my partner about which English monarch we'd most like to go to the pub with, and was forcibly reminded that no actually I'm not any different than the people who talk about Jensen Ackles like he's their bestie lmao
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George Washington Backs Plan to Abduct Prince William
—Philip Ziegler, King William IV
Prince William and Prince Edward (1778) by Benjamin West
Leonardo da Vinci's geometrical sketches
He has begun geometry and I shall have an attention to forward him in whatever you may hint as proper to be done before he enters into that glorious profession.
—George III in a letter to Sir Samuel Hood, Commissioner of the Dockyard
You should never lose sight of the certainty that every thought as well as action, is known to the All wise Disposer of the Universe and that no solid comfort ever in this World can exist, without a firm reliance on His Protection… these reflections are still more necessary to be foremost in the minds of those at Sea…therefore, I strongly recommend the habitual reading of the Holy Scriptures and Your more and more placing that reliance on the Divine Creator, which is the only real means of obtaining that peace of mind, that alone can fit a Man for arduous undertaking.
—George III in a letter to Prince William aboard the Prince George
William IV in 1833 by Martin Archer Shee
Sailor King
William served in the Royal Navy in his youth, spending time in British North America and the Caribbean, and was later nicknamed the "Sailor King". In 1789, he was created Duke of Clarence and St Andrews.
Cultural Depictions
In Patrick O'Brian's final novel of the Aubrey-Maturin series, Captain Jack Aubrey is obliged to accept as midshipman a bastard son of the Duke of Clarence, as a "first voyager". The novel paints a colourful picture of the Duke and acknowledges his reputation as a competent seaman and commander.
Adding to the stack.