The Lord High Chancellor of Britain in his coronation robes and bearing the King's Purse.

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The Lord High Chancellor of Britain in his coronation robes and bearing the King's Purse. Douglas McGarel Hogg, 1st Viscount Hailsham , 1872 to 1950. British lawyer, Conservative politician and Lord Chancellor during the coronation of King George VI. From The Sphere, Coronation Record Number published 1937.

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