Queen Victoria’s husband speaks at an anti-slavery meeting in 1840, at the Literary Fund dinner, before the Royal Agricultural Society, at the founding of the Great Grimsby Docks and on behalf of the labouring classes, among many public occasions. Sir Arthur Helps contributes a long introduction on Albert’s character and influence.
The best record of how the Prince Consort saw his public role, for students of Victorian Britain and the royal family. Download the free EPUB.