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Written as a first‑person memoir, this book traces Queen Victoria’s journey from a modest childhood in exile to her ascension to the throne at eighteen. It details her dynamic marriage to Prince Albert, the birth of nine children, and her devastating grief following Albert’s death, which led her to wear black for the rest of her life. The narrative highlights her survival of multiple assassination attempts and her role in expanding Britain’s global empire. Over her sixty‑four‑year reign, Victoria transforms from a "girl queen" at coronation to a symbol of the British Empire’s grandeur.
First publish date: June 1995
Genre: Historical Fiction/19th Century Historical Fiction
Authors: Victoria Holt
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