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"Flunkeys: The Unsung Heroes in the Shadows of Royalty and Politics" Step into a world of grandeur and opulence as we explore the lives of flunkeys, those often overlooked figures who played crucial roles in historical events. From the Funeral of Mr Gladstone to the Royal wedding of the Duke of Kent and Princess Marina of Greece, these individuals were present at every significant occasion. In "The Funeral of Mr Gladstone; Sketches in the Crowd at Westminster, " lithographs capture their solemn faces amidst mourning crowds. These loyal servants stood tall, embodying dignity and respect during times of national grief. However, not all moments were somber for these devoted attendants. In "Inebriated flunkeys outside Williss Rooms on the night of the Waverley Ball, " an engraving reveals a lighter side as they let loose after a night filled with revelry and celebration. Their duties extended beyond mere attendance at glamorous events. A hand-coloured French Pochoir Christmas card showcases a lady being carried by flunkeys in a sedan chair—a testament to their dedication even during festive occasions. From across continents, flunkeys accompanied royalty on historic tours. During "The Royal tour of Canada and USA by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, " photographs immortalize these indispensable aides ensuring smooth operations throughout this landmark journey. "The King en route for the Levee at St James's Palace" captures them meticulously preparing for official ceremonies—polishing shoes, adjusting attire—to ensure perfection befitting royal standards. Even within family celebrations like "The Royal wedding of Duke Kent and Princess Marina, " it is evident that flunkeys formed an integral part behind-the-scenes. They ensured every detail was flawless while blending seamlessly into bustling crowds surrounding such momentous occasions. Beyond palaces or weddings, they also participated in religious ceremonies like "Michaelmass Law Sittings. " Judges attending Westminster Abbey Services were accompanied by flunkeys, who upheld tradition and decorum during these solemn occasions.