Victoria Queen And Empress a Jubilee Memoir
Victoria Queen And Empress a Jubilee Memoir
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This confidence in the people became a better protection than armed bands. With the adjoining estates of Birkhall and Abergeldie, which have been added, there is an area of 30, 000 acres ; and we find that both the Queen and the Prince Consort, on coming into possession, did their utmost to improve the condition of the cottars. Schools were established ; the cottages were improved, or new ones were erected ; the parish school, which was inaccessible on account of distance by many families, was ...supplemented by others ; a library for the district was provided at the Castle ; and the Queen herself visited many of the people in their own homes. A great improvement in the estate, and in the condition of the people, soon became apparent. The Prince was the most liberal of landlords ; he was ever more solicitous for the welfare of the tenants than for . His own emolument. This trait in the character of the Prince was apparent throughout his life and in all his dealings. When the erection of the present castle commenced both wages and building materials in the Highlands were at a low figure ; but they soon advanced ; and the contractor would have LIFE AT BALMORAL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This confidence in the people became a better protection than armed bands. With the adjoining estates of Birkhall and Abergeldie, which have been added, there is an area of 30, 000 acres ; and we find that both the Queen and the Prince Consort, on coming into possession, did their utmost to improve the condition of the cottars. Schools were established ; the cottages were improved, or new ones were erected ; the parish school, which was inaccessible on account of distance by many families, was ...supplemented by others ; a library for the district was provided at the Castle ; and the Queen herself visited many of the people in their own homes. A great improvement in the estate, and in the condition of the people, soon became apparent. The Prince was the most liberal of landlords ; he was ever more solicitous for the welfare of the tenants than for . His own emolument. This trait in the character of the Prince was apparent throughout his life and in all his dealings. When the erection of the present castle commenced both wages and building materials in the Highlands were at a low figure ; but they soon advanced ; and the contractor would have LIFE AT BALMORAL.
What to read after Victoria Queen And Empress a Jubilee Memoir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pike Godfrey Holden to read onlineMoreLess
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