Life of Her Majesty Queen Victoria
Life of Her Majesty Queen Victoria
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The Queen has always as a mother set the best example to her subjects in this 9 130 VICTORIA.
respect. Her motherhood has been no mere craze of baby worship. She has ever kept in view high aims for her children and grandchildren, encouraging them to accept nobly the responsibilities and duties of their position. In one of Princess Alice's letters to her mother, written in 1870, she replies to a letter from the Queen u|)on the bringing up of the little family at Darmstadt; the letter is interest...ing as throwing a light upon the Queen's own aims in the education of her children. The Princess writes : — " What you say about the education of our girls I entirely agree with, and I strive to bring them up totaUy free from pride of their position, which is nothing save what their personal worth can make it. I read it to the governess, thinking how good it would be for her to hear your opinion. ... I feel so entirely as you do on the difference of rank, and how all important it is for princes and princesses to know that they are nothing better or above others, save through their own merit ; and that they only have the double duty of living f o^ others and being an example good and modest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Queen has always as a mother set the best example to her subjects in this 9 130 VICTORIA.
respect. Her motherhood has been no mere craze of baby worship. She has ever kept in view high aims for her children and grandchildren, encouraging them to accept nobly the responsibilities and duties of their position. In one of Princess Alice's letters to her mother, written in 1870, she replies to a letter from the Queen u|)on the bringing up of the little family at Darmstadt; the letter is interest...ing as throwing a light upon the Queen's own aims in the education of her children. The Princess writes : — " What you say about the education of our girls I entirely agree with, and I strive to bring them up totaUy free from pride of their position, which is nothing save what their personal worth can make it. I read it to the governess, thinking how good it would be for her to hear your opinion. ... I feel so entirely as you do on the difference of rank, and how all important it is for princes and princesses to know that they are nothing better or above others, save through their own merit ; and that they only have the double duty of living f o^ others and being an example good and modest.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fawcett, Millicent Garrett, Dame, 1847-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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