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How do you solve a problem like Victoria: was Queen Victoria illegitimate?
Of the 41 monarchs of England since the arrival of William the Conqueror, only 7 have been women. But stop and think of the 41 figures on that list: how many do you feel any real connection with, how many produce an emotional response when you picture them? And, crucially, how many do you have [...]
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Queen Victoria’s Black Sheep: Prince Eddy and the Ripper Rumours, Part 2