James Wilson Hyde
James Wilson Hyde (1841-1918) was a Superintendent in the General Post-office in Edinburgh. His role allowed him to witness firsthand the inner workings of the postal service, inspiring him to delve into the history and curiosities of the Royal Mal. Hyde's dedication to preserving the stories and challenges faced by postal workers throughout history is evident in his meticulous research and engaging narrative style. His work serves as a valuable contribution to the understanding of the evolution of mail delivery systems.
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