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Dressed up: The Queen dancing with Prince Philip at a state ball during the palace in Valletta during a Commonwealth visit to Malta in November 1967. The Royal couple lived in Malta between 1949 and 1951 in the early years of their marriage..

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Royal photographer: Queen Elizabeth and PA Chairman W.D. Barnetson looking at a collection of Royal images during a reception in Guildhall, London, marking the centenary of the Press Association – who officially photograph the Queen – on June 6, 1968.

A Royal Ruler anointed by The Most High.

May God bless her.

The True Queen of Africa.

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A title for Charles: Queen Elizabeth formally investing her son Prince Charles with the Coronet of the Prince of Wales during a ceremony at Caernarfon Castle on July 1, 1969. He actually took on the title when he was nine, but the Queen insisted the ceremony should wait until he fully understood its significance.

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A meeting with the President: Queen Elizabeth II with British Prime Minister Edward Heath (second from right) and former US President Richard Nixon and his wife, Pat Nixon, at Chequers, Buckinghamshire, on October 3, 1970. Since she came to the throne, there have been 13 US presidents and Queen Elizabeth has met every one of them except Lyndon B Johnson.

Stunning-Pictures. Thanks.

Stunning-Pictures. Thanks.

And She Remains a Standard Queen forever. thanks

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Green fingered: The Queen on her visit to the Chelsea Flower Show in London on May 24, 1971, a regular fixture in the Royal calendar. The Queen usually attends each year and Prince Charles, a keen gardener, has picked up several silver medals for his own gardens at the show. Kate Middleton also won praise for a garden she created for the show in 2019.

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Hard working: The Queen in her study at Balmoral on September 1, 1972 – the year of her silver wedding anniversary. Even when away from London, in residence at Balmoral or Sandringham, she receives official papers nearly every day and starts her working day at her desk.

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Chilling with the corgis: The Queen sitting with her beloved corgis as she watched competitors, including Prince Philip, in the Marathon of the European Driving Championship on May 12, 1973.

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A Royal kidnapping: The Queen and Princess Anne in Buckingham Palace on November 26, 1974, with some of the heroes being decorated after helping Anne during an attempted kidnapping while she was being driven back to the Palace along Pall Mall. When armed kidnapper Ian Ball, who was going to demand £3 million ($3.9 million) for her release, instructed Anne get out of the car, she retorted that his plot was 'not bloody likely' to work.

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Royal duties: Pictured on May 5, 1975, the Queen stands near an oak sapling, which she planted in the garden of the government guesthouse in Tokyo, after it had been brought to Japan from Windsor castle. Tree planting is a staple part of royal duties, and the monarch has planted hundreds all over the world during her reign.

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Summer holidays: Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh during their traditional summer break at Balmoral Castle on September 26, 1976. The highland retreat is one of the Queen's favourite places and she heads off to Scotland for the summer each year.

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Queen on tour: The Queen on a walk-about in Portsmouth during her Silver Jubilee tour of Great Britain on June 29, 1977. She marked 25 years on the throne with a busy UK tour, visiting 36 counties over the course of 10 weeks and traveling 56,000 miles around the world in celebration.

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Nice to meet you! The Queen with a Jersey cow she was presented with at the Country Show at Le Petit Catelet, Saint John, Jersey, on June 27, 1978. An exotic range of live animals have been given to the Queen as gifts over the years, including a canary from Germany, jaguars and sloths from Brazil, two black beavers from Canada, two young giant turtles from the Seychelles and an elephant called Jumbo from the Cameroon.

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Royal entourage: Queen Elizabeth II is pictured in a bright yellow outfit during a walkabout in Muscat while visiting Oman on March 2, 1979. The Queen always wears bright colors when performing Royal duties so spectators can see her in a crowd.

GOD SAVE OUR GRACIOUS QUEEN !!!

THE RATE AT WHICH FOREIGN AGENTS OF HALF-TRUTHS AND MISINFORMATION INVADE NAIRALAND.COM IS ALARMING
Dear Seun and real Africans,
By now you should know that the character called Olaadegbu is a foreigner bent on keeping Africans misinformed and in perpetual mental and spiritual slavery and servitude to his white race.

The real question is: what are you going to do about this?

Imagine: we have a lot of Queens all over Africa, including Madagascar, yet only one queen is being forced down the throat of the continuously naive and unsuspecting Africans.
Someone who represents a nation of coded thieves, Christ-lover pretenders and robbers of continents is being freely allowed to make and cement false statements and half-truths, unchallenged.

This is really sad. Kindly let us not allow the present and incoming generations of Africans continue to have their naive minds programmed to see these liars as second to God.
They are not.

Their history was written with the blood of millions of innocent Africans killed in order for them to have a comfortable place in the world.
This evil must not go unchallenged.

My Father's generation was fooled by this people. Ours and the incoming ones must not.
a lie can run at a fast pace for 20 years, but the truth catches up with it in only one day.

Pls, let us help the generations of Africans liberate themselves from these masters of illusions and lies; well versed in mental slavery.
Thank you.

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Walkies: The Queen with some of her corgis walking the Cross Country course during the second day of the Windsor Horse Trials on May 17, 1980. The monarch is responsible for introducing a new breed of dog known as the 'dorgi' when her corgi Tiny was mated with a dachshund 'sausage dog' called Pipkin, which belonged to Princess Margaret.

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Royal races! The Queen is seen walking through the crowds at the Royal Ascot race meeting – her favorite race to attend – on June 1, 1981. The monarch, who usually attends the meet each year, takes a close personal interest in Ascot and is kept informed of the order of running.

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Picture time! The Queen takes photographs with her gold Rollei camera during her visit to the South Sea Islands of Tuvalu, a British Commonwealth nation in the South Pacific, on October 26, 1982. The Queen often gets behind the lens herself to take photos, most notably of her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, in his carriage driving days.

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World traveller: Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh visiting the Indian President Zail Singh at his palace in New Delhi on November 17, 1983. The Queen has travelled to over 129 different countries during her reign so far, but does not have a passport since she doesn't need one, considering British passports are issued in her name.

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Family photo: Pictured (from left) is the Queen Mother, Queen Elizabeth, Prince William, Prince Harry, Princess Diana and Prince Charles after the christening ceremony of Prince Harry on December 21, 1984. The Queen now has 12 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.

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On horseback: Queen Elizabeth II taking the salute of the Household Guards regiments during the Trooping of the Colour ceremony in London on June 15, 1985.

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First time in China: Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh at the Bedaling Pass, on the Great Wall of China, on the third day of their State Visit to China on October 14, 1986. No British monarch had ever travelled to mainland China, let alone walked the Great Wall, so the Queen's state visit made history.

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Regal reading: The Queen at a reception and banquet in Berlin's Charlottenburg castle after arriving with the Duke of Edinburgh for a two-day visit to join in the city's 750th anniversary celebrations on May 25, 1987. She was first pictured wearing reading glasses in 1977.

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A royal ride! The Queen with the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia in the traditional carriage procession along the course at Royal Ascot on June 16, 1988.

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Common interests: Queen Elizabeth II with then US President Ronald Reagan and his wife, Nancy, at Buckingham Palace on June 14, 1989. The Queen and film star turned president shared a love of horses and were once pictured riding together at Windsor.

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Royal blue: Queen Elizabeth at Ascot in Berkshire for the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes in 1990. The thoroughbred horse race takes place every year in July.

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Strict orders: Dated July 16, 1991, the Queen is seen gesturing with a pointed finger for Ruud Lubbers, then prime minister of the Netherlands, to sit in an empty chair as the leaders of the G7 Summit countries gathered for a pre-dinner photo-call at Buckingham Palace.

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Royal rough patch: Queen Elizabeth surveying the scene following the fire at Windsor Castle on November 21, 1992. This year was dubbed her 'annus horribilis' by the Queen herself, as 1992 also saw the Princess Royal divorce, the Duke and Duchess of York separate and the Prince and Princess of Wales's relationship hit rock bottom.

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A Royal shot! Queen Elizabeth with Chief Instructor, Small Arms Corp LT Col George Harvey, firing the last shot on a standard SA 80 rifle when she attended the centenary of the Army Rifle Association at Bisley on July 9, 1993. The Queen has hunted deer in the past and was also a keen angler.