Prince Albert [electronic resource] : the man who saved the monarchy
Wilson, A. N., 1950-2019
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The success story of the British royal family can be laid at the door of Prince Albert, who, after his death in 1861, turned into a man who could do no wrong. His statues were to be seen all over the Empire. Albert Halls, Albert Squares, Albert Streets filled every English-speaking town, and many of the towns in India. In this exhaustively researched and definitive biography, A.N. Wilson reveals Prince Albert to be a man of prodigious gifts. Not only was he politically astute, he had administrative gifts which could have made him a great general. He was scientifically informed. He understood, and was enthused by, modern technology. He was a knowledgeable art collector. He was a musician and composer. He was the father of a family. Between them, Victoria and Albert rescued the British monarchy from grave crisis and established the kind of country Britain would become over the next century.
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Wilson, A. N., 1950-, author
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London : Atlantic Books, 2019.
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1 online resource (432 pages) : illustrations (black and white, and colour)
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9781782398325 (ebook)
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English
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272490
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