Person    | Male  Born 1890  Died 1962

Louis de Soissons

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Louis de Soissons

Louis de Soissons.

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Louis de Soissons

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Newquay House - left

In 1933 the Duke of Cornwall was Prince Edward, who would later briefly becom...

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Louis de Soissons

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George VI statue

De Soissons designed the monument.

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