The Life and Times of Queen Victoria; vol. 3 of 4

Name: The Life and Times of Queen Victoria; vol. 3 of 4
Author: Robert Wilson

By Robert Wilson

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The volume chronicles the sovereign's middle reign through a sequence of political, military, and domestic episodes. It recounts ministerial changes and parliamentary debates, the government's response to the Indian uprising and related colonial controversies, and diplomatic crises with France and other powers amid Italian unification. Attention is given to the monarch's personal influence on policy, royal engagements and travels, the court's relations with cabinets and ministers, and family concerns including the consort's failing health. Chapters combine narrative of events with commentary on policy disputes, military operations, and ceremonial life.

About the Author

Robert Wilson

Robert Wilson was a 19th-century author best known for his extensive work on the life of Queen Victoria, encapsulated in his four-volume series, "The Life and Times of Queen Victoria." This detailed biography provides a comprehensive look at the monarch's reign and the socio-political context of the era. In addition to his historical writings, Wilson also ventured into fiction with works like "Vandals of the Void," showcasing his versatility as a writer. His contributions reflect a keen interest in both history and narrative, making him a notable figure in the literary landscape of his time.