About This Book
A Victorian courtier and biographer responsible for a royal consort describes decades of personal contact and correspondence that reveal the sovereign's private character. He recounts how confidential access to papers and letters, and repeated intimate exchanges, allowed him to portray her affections, habits, and moral qualities, emphasizing warmth, devotion, and a strong sense of duty. The book mixes chronological anecdotes, reflective episodes, and selections from correspondence to present an intimate, humanizing portrait rather than a formal political history.
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