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The King's Pilgrimage by Frank Fox is a reflective narrative centered around a significant journey made by King George V of the United Kingdom in 1922. The book tells the story of the King's visit to the battlefields of World War I in France and Belgium, where he paid homage to the fallen soldiers of the British Empire. The pilgrimage is depicted as a deeply emotional and solemn occasion, as King George V reflects on the tremendous loss and sacrifice made during the war.The narrative focuses on the King's personal experience, his solemn visits to memorials, and the profound impact the pilgrimage had on him. Fox presents this journey as a deeply symbolic act of reconciliation and remembrance, where the King not only honors those who perished but also connects with the common people and soldiers of his empire. Through the pilgrimage, the King expresses a commitment to peace and a desire to heal the wounds of a devastated nation.