Memories volume 1
Memories volume 1
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WTiat could be more natural ? They might play tricks upon one another, but never either as Prince or King did I, during nearly half a century, see him take active part in any such games himself. He was always mindful of his dignity, and for many years before he came to the throne I can affirm with certainty that no such tricks would have been permitted in his presence.
My recollection of the King which I wish to place on record is that of a character made up of various qualities — a monarch dee...ply impressed with the duties and obligations of his exalted station ; a man intensely human, and, let his critics say what they will, alto- gether lovable.
The death of Queen Victoria on the 21st of January, 1901, was not unexpected, and yet she had been so long the figure-head of the Constitution that when the blow came it was felt as a shock. It was not only the death of a great monarch, it was the death of an epoch, the Finis and Colophon of a long and very important chapter in our history.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WTiat could be more natural ? They might play tricks upon one another, but never either as Prince or King did I, during nearly half a century, see him take active part in any such games himself. He was always mindful of his dignity, and for many years before he came to the throne I can affirm with certainty that no such tricks would have been permitted in his presence.
My recollection of the King which I wish to place on record is that of a character made up of various qualities — a monarch dee...ply impressed with the duties and obligations of his exalted station ; a man intensely human, and, let his critics say what they will, alto- gether lovable.
The death of Queen Victoria on the 21st of January, 1901, was not unexpected, and yet she had been so long the figure-head of the Constitution that when the blow came it was felt as a shock. It was not only the death of a great monarch, it was the death of an epoch, the Finis and Colophon of a long and very important chapter in our history.
What to read after Memories volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Algernon Bertram Freeman Mitford Redesdale to read onlineMoreLess
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