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"Where's Master? By Caesar The King's Dog" 1910 Textiles and old brushes that had[54] pp. Hodder & Stoughton Frontispiece from a drawing by Maud Earl 1910 7 5 8" x 5 1 8" Caesar was King Edward VII's favourite dog and led the funeral procession in 1910. This book was published just after the King's death and hurriedly withdrawn soon afterwards, hence only a few copies exist. A story told from the perspective of King Edward VII's wire haired terrier Caesar that led up to the events of the king's death and the dog's confusion as he