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- f5f90e462bb3510ea078929a11042fc43970fdcc4443f59d52993a1ed96b481e accessdate "2014-08-05".
- f5f90e462bb3510ea078929a11042fc43970fdcc4443f59d52993a1ed96b481e date "1930-04-26".
- f5f90e462bb3510ea078929a11042fc43970fdcc4443f59d52993a1ed96b481e isCitedBy Charlotte_Knollys.
- f5f90e462bb3510ea078929a11042fc43970fdcc4443f59d52993a1ed96b481e location "London, England".
- f5f90e462bb3510ea078929a11042fc43970fdcc4443f59d52993a1ed96b481e newspaper "The Times".
- f5f90e462bb3510ea078929a11042fc43970fdcc4443f59d52993a1ed96b481e page "12".
- f5f90e462bb3510ea078929a11042fc43970fdcc4443f59d52993a1ed96b481e quote "On one occasion, by her promptitude and presence of mind, she saved her Majesty and, indeed, the whole household from imminent peril. This was early one morning in December, 1903, when a beam in Miss Knollys's bedroom at Sandringham, which was just under the floor of the Queen's room, caught fire, and Miss Knollys gave the alarm. For this service she was presented with a gold medal bearing the grateful inscription, "To our dear Charlotte."".
- f5f90e462bb3510ea078929a11042fc43970fdcc4443f59d52993a1ed96b481e title "Obituary: Miss Charlotte Knollys".
- f5f90e462bb3510ea078929a11042fc43970fdcc4443f59d52993a1ed96b481e via "The Times Digital Archive 1785–2008".