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Number of Pages: 386
Genre: Reference
Sub-Genre: Genealogy & Heraldry
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Lume Books
Age Range: Adult
Author: Theo Aronson
Language: English



About the Book



Understanding the vital role of marriage in upholding Britain's power and influence over Europe, Queen Victoria asserted herself as royal matchmaker. This is a study of how a family shaped Europe.



Book Synopsis



The family that shaped Europe's ruling classes in the twentieth century.


Although rarely documented as the warmest of monarchs and often criticised for her surly attitude to motherhood, Queen Victoria did successfully heir nine children. By the late nineteenth century, she had over thirty surviving grandchildren.


Understanding the important role of marriage in upholding Britain's power and influence over Europe, she inserted herself as somewhat of a royal matchmaker in her grandchildren's lives, recommending or despairing at their varied suitors.


In this comprehensive delve into Victoria's offspring, Theo Aronson describes the intersection of cultures as princesses with British upbringings experienced the courts of Spain, Romania, Greece, Russia, Sweden, Norway and Denmark. He also explores how the queen's best intentions for royal diplomacy failed to prevent World War I but did, at least, have a significant influence on the absorption of British customs into other courts and a globalising effect that makes for interesting reading in a post-Brexit world.



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'Absorbing and scholarly' - Sunday Telegraph


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