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"Victoria was delighted; she had never, she declared, had such lettersin her life, and had never before known EVERYTHING. In return, she senthim, when the spring came, several bunches of flowers, picked by her ownhands. He despatched to her a set of his novels, for which, she said, she was "most grateful, and which she values much. " She herself hadlately published her "Leaves from the Journal of our Life in theHighlands, " and it was observed that the Prime Minister, in conversingwith Her Maje...sty at this period, constantly used the words "we authors, ma'am. " Upon political questions, she was his staunch supporter. "Reallythere never was such conduct as that of the Opposition, " she wrote. Andwhen the Government was defeated in the House she was "really shocked atthe way in which the House of Commons go on; they really bring discrediton Constitutional Government. " She dreaded the prospect of a change;she feared that if the Liberals insisted upon disestablishing the IrishChurch, her Coronation Oath might stand in the way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Victoria was delighted; she had never, she declared, had such lettersin her life, and had never before known EVERYTHING. In return, she senthim, when the spring came, several bunches of flowers, picked by her ownhands. He despatched to her a set of his novels, for which, she said, she was "most grateful, and which she values much. " She herself hadlately published her "Leaves from the Journal of our Life in theHighlands, " and it was observed that the Prime Minister, in conversingwith Her Maje...sty at this period, constantly used the words "we authors, ma'am. " Upon political questions, she was his staunch supporter. "Reallythere never was such conduct as that of the Opposition, " she wrote. Andwhen the Government was defeated in the House she was "really shocked atthe way in which the House of Commons go on; they really bring discrediton Constitutional Government. " She dreaded the prospect of a change;she feared that if the Liberals insisted upon disestablishing the IrishChurch, her Coronation Oath might stand in the way.
What to read after Queen Victoria?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Strachey Giles Lytton to read onlineMoreLess
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