"The Life and Times of Queen Victoria; vol. 1 of 4" by Robert Wilson is a biography that explores the beginning of Queen Victoria's life and time on the throne. The story starts with Victoria's childhood at Kensington Palace and explains how she became queen after King William IV died. It observes her family history, how she was raised, and the problems about who would be king or queen before she was old enough. As the biography goes on, it talks about how she felt and what happened when she was announced as queen, the problems she faced as a young ruler, and her important friendship with Prime Minister Lord Melbourne, who helped her a lot. The story gives you a good idea of how Victoria's personality and education affected how she ruled and acted in public.
The Life and Times of Queen Victoria; vol. 1 of 4
By Robert Wilson
A young woman unexpectedly becomes queen and must navigate the treacherous waters of politics with the help of a trusted advisor.
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