When the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York (later King George V and Queen Mary) set off on their 1901 tour of the British Empire, journalist E.F. Knight was there to document their journey. In this thrilling travelogue, Knight provides a vivid and detailed account of the royal couple's travels through India, Australia, and South Africa, capturing the excitement and wonder of a bygone era.

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