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loring; the role and sym-?bo;lic meaning of the Crow#n Je wels in ]*th^% e centu
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ries-o#ld[) co^ronat/i!on c]#eremon?y, The Cor`o!nation shows th?]ese obje+cts %of a$!
sto(nishing beauty in$ new%#
+high-#re`_solution f =ootag.e. =`$ The film te-l!@ls th.;e/# ext#;rao $rdinary story of St Edwar]?d's Cr,=own,. w^. hich was destro#^yed after th e English Civi//l War and remade f!or the_( Coronatio#n of Charle* s II i#!*n 1661. I!+t h=`as o# nly been worn by Her Majesty once, at )^the !^m^ome(*#n:t\.% s#[he was crowned.　　On 2 Jun$.e 1953,_` on _ one of? .t/he cold-?est )/June +days of the ce?n;tur%\y and after 16 mo_
nths of!. planning, T)+he Quee?n! set out from Bucki )ngham] Pa+;-la ce to be crowned at W?)estmi@nster Abbey,+[#
, w+at=//ched; by mil/.lions of people thr,;/ou ./gho_ ut t*
!he w`orld. A c=[eremony dati[ng back more ]tha*?n a tho.usand years was #_to ma[:(r.!+k\ (. the dawn%@ *#`o^*f a new Elizabeth `an age % .　　Vie% %#wing )@both p_rivat#`$e and_=[ o*=fficial film footage, The Qu[`^een recalls [@the day when t he wei#_/ght ;of bot$` h St +\Edwa#!  rd&#39s Crown and the#_ hopes. and![ e-)?xpe;_(c
(tation*=(s o?f a.[ country r``.e[:_coverin)!g fr[+#om wa$r were]- %on her shoulders, as the
nat%\@%ion looked to $t^*\hei#*-r 27 ,;year-ol!$d*$: $+Queen to lead t[;hem into a n ew er` *)a.　　In the [$film,_: The Queen s^:(ays,:+#  「I've s:!e`en one\
C!oronat ion, a(^nd been t?,;he recipient in the. other]-, which is pre -t -ty re=,markable.」　　 For a#?/u di^.ences unfamiliar w%^it.]h t`^he story o%?f the Crow-n Jewels an (#d .
( the regalia=$_, the film explains their cont\^empora ]ry relevan\/ce ,-to %the U]^K as a n:!ation a!,nd to the endurin:-g purp[ose and \t*he work of m!]onarch$y. They are;] s:[ymbols of the relationship ^]/bet`ween. the Sovereign and :
)the?)%` people, and the ,du-ties and r !espo+]@$nsibi^. _:li ti+#es of l`,e;`adership.　　Th)e film also feat\)?[/ures$ eyewitness$] accounts of tho!=(se who p(artici^^pated in the *]1!*953 Coronation, incl`uding a maid o
\f $;h/onour :w==^ho ;!nearly fainted  !in the Ab!bey,^/ a]?nd a 12^# year-old c\-hoirbo y who# was left t/,o* sing solo when his overwhe*lmed colleagu es lost their voice$/s.