Queen Victoria
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Every chaj)ter as it was completed was carefully read and criticised by the Queen. She was quick to detect and correct errors in dates and names, and to suggest at times tactful modifications of language. But she left the bio- grapher free to map out and develop his narrative as seemed best to him. She was always insistent that at all points the facts should be fully told.
Character The work was designed on an ample scale, the wo^ first volume appearing in 1874, and the fifth and last in 1880. ...Amazement was felt even by her own children at the want of reserve which characterised their father's biography. The whole truth best vindicated him, she explained, and it was unde- sirable to wait before telling it till those who had known him had passed away. The German side of his character, which alienated sympathy in his 1866] THE PBINCE CONSORT'S BIOGRAPHY 375 lifetime, could only be apprehended in a full expo- sition. Both she and he would suffer, she said, were the work not carried through.^ As the work progressed her conviction of the wis- Her faith dom of her plan steadily grew upon her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every chaj)ter as it was completed was carefully read and criticised by the Queen. She was quick to detect and correct errors in dates and names, and to suggest at times tactful modifications of language. But she left the bio- grapher free to map out and develop his narrative as seemed best to him. She was always insistent that at all points the facts should be fully told.
Character The work was designed on an ample scale, the wo^ first volume appearing in 1874, and the fifth and last in 1880. ...Amazement was felt even by her own children at the want of reserve which characterised their father's biography. The whole truth best vindicated him, she explained, and it was unde- sirable to wait before telling it till those who had known him had passed away. The German side of his character, which alienated sympathy in his 1866] THE PBINCE CONSORT'S BIOGRAPHY 375 lifetime, could only be apprehended in a full expo- sition. Both she and he would suffer, she said, were the work not carried through.^ As the work progressed her conviction of the wis- Her faith dom of her plan steadily grew upon her.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee Sidney Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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