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Mentioned as a literary work from 1887, the year of Victoria's Golden Jubilee, to set the historical context of the era

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Explicitly mentioned as 'H. Ryder Haggard's book, She' from 1887, cited alongside A Study in Scarlet to establish the cultural moment of the Golden Jubilee

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The opening passage about the Diamond Jubilee procession is quoted from this book, described as 'Jan Morris writing the middle volume of Pax Britannica describing the jubilee procession'

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Referenced as a Sherlock Holmes story that reminds the speaker of the false flag terrorist plot story, involving undercover agents and Americans coming to Britain

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A biography of George III mentioned as 'Andrew Roberts' biography that came out last year' - discussed in relation to theories about George III's madness, specifically rejecting the porphyria thesis

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Referenced as 'Tony Benn's diaries' capturing a discussion about what gift the Labour cabinet should give the Queen for the 1977 Silver Jubilee