June 28, 1838, was just an ordinary day for many people around the world.
But for many of the subjects of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, they had been looking forward to this day for half a year.
Even the radical members of the Charter Party, who were dissatisfied with the monarchy, were filled with anticipation for this day.
However, unlike most people, what they anticipated was the chance to hold parades and protests on this day.
Aside from the radicals among the Charter Party, most citizens of London City held an optimistic view of Coronation Day.
Because even the most oblivious person could easily notice that ever since a week ago, the number of unfamiliar faces in London had increased.
These out-of-town visitors, speaking in various strange accents, were swarming into London like sardines into an already crowded can.
Various hired carriages made London completely jam-packed, with colorful banners and festive decorations hanging everywhere on the streets.
