Group_photograph_of_Queen_Victoria,_Prince_Albert,_Albert_Edward,_Prince_of_Wales,_Count_of_Flanders,_Princess_Alice,_Duke_of_Oporto,_and_King_Leopold_I_of_the_Belgians,_1859.jpg
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Description Group photograph of Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, Count of Flanders, Princess Alice, Duke of Oporto, and King Leopold I of the Belgians, 1859.jpg |
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Group photograph of (from left to right) Prince Philippe, Count of Flanders; Prince Albert, Prince Consort; Princess Alice; Infante Luís, Duke of Porto, later King Luís I of Portugal; Queen Victoria; Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII; and King Leopold I of the Belgians; 1859
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