Queen Victoria--Twenty-Four Days That Changed Her Life
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76. Ponsonby (1942) p. 64
77. Hallam Tennyson, ed., Alfred Lord Tennyson: A Memoir, London (1899) p. 406
78. Lily Langtry quoted in Tisdall (1961) p. 132
79. Kuhn (2002) p. 206
80. Quoted in Jenkins, (1995; 2002 edition) p. 336
81. Bell (1935) vol. 1, pp. 82, 81
82. Lambeth Palace Library, Davidson Papers, Private Papers, vol. 4, f. 72
83. Bell (1935) vol. 1, p. 94
84. Lambeth Palace Library, Davidson Papers, Private Papers, vol. 4, following f. 79; Wilson (2014) pp. 426–7
85. Jenkins (1995; 2002 edition) p. 469
86. Marie Louise, Her Highness Princess, My Memories of Six Reigns, London (1956; 1979 edition) p. 143
87. Miss Harriet Phipps quoted in Mallet (1968) p. xxiii
88. Tisdall (1961) p. 77
89. Lambeth Palace Library, Davidson Papers, Private Papers, vol. 4, fo. 73 (8 March 1884)
90. Randall Davidson quoted in Bell (1935) vol. 1, p. 95
91. Reid (1987) pp. 227–7; Ridley (2012; 2013 edition) p. 483
92. Kuhn (2002) p. 237
21. Baby Gets Married: Osborne House, 23 July 1885
1. RA QVJ/1885: 23 July
2. Marie, Queen of Romania, (1934), vol. 1, p. 20
3. Quoted in Christopher Hibbert, The Court of St James, London (1979) p. 48
4. RA QVJ/1885: 23 July
5. Quoted in Dennison (2007) p. 11
6. RA QVJ/1858: 14 April; Bartley (2016) p. 126
7. Nina Consuelo Epton, Queen Victoria and Her Daughters, New York, NY (1971) p. 81
8. Erskine, ed. (1916) p. 371
9. Windsor and Bolitho, eds. (1927) p. 207
10. Ridley (2015) p. 85
11. Quoted in Dennison (2007) p. 33
12. Quoted in Epton (1971) p. 109
13. Ibid., pp. 150–2
14. Dennison (2007) p. 124
15. Ibid., p. 120
16. RA VIC/MAIN/Z/140/60–3 (n.d.)
17. Norman Rich, ed., The Holstein Papers, Cambridge (1959) vol. 2, p. 139
18. Fulford, ed. (1981) p. 187
19. Helen Rappaport, Queen Victoria: A Biographical Companion, London (2003) p. 57
20. RA QVJ/1885: 23 July
21. David Duff, The Shy Princess, London (1958) p. 113; Dennison (2007) p. 130
22. RA QVJ/1884: 8 July
23. Fulford, ed. (1981) pp. 176–7
24. Longford, ed. (1991) p. 139
25. Quoted in Ridley (2015) p. 72
26. Quoted in G. B. Tennyson, ed., A Carlyle Reader, Cambridge (1969) p. 495
27. Rich, ed. (1957) vol. 2, p. 139
28. Quoted in Hibbert (1979) p. 47
29. Fulford, ed. (1981) p. 185
30. Buckle, ed., second series (1928) vol. 3, p. 593
31. RA QVJ/1884: 29 December
32. Fulford, ed. (1981) p. 177
33. Walter Bagehot, The English Constitution, London (1867) pp. 85–6, quoted in Homans (1998) p. 107
34. Loewe, ed. (1890) vol. 2, p. 339
35. Watson (1952) p. 255
36. Ibid., p. 252
37. Bartley (2016) p. 231
38. RA QVJ/1885: 23 July
39. Tooley (1897) p. 242; Tennyson (1899) vol. 4, p. 238
40. RA QVJ/1885: 23 July
41. Hesketh Pearson, Labby, London (1936) p. 255
42. RA QVJ/1885: 23 July
43. Watson (1952) p. 251
44. John Matson, Dear Osborne, London (1978) p. 97
45. Ibid., p. 97
46. RA QVJ/1885: 23 July
47. Anon. Private Life (1897; 1901 edition) p. 69
48. RA QVJ/1843: 19 May; Bartley (2016) p. 82
49. RA QVJ/1885: 23 July
50. Pearson (1936) p. 255
51. Dennison (2007) p. 151
52. Illustrated London News quoted in Dennison (2007) p. 154
53. Maurice V. Brett, ed., Journals and Letters of Reginald Viscount Esher, London (1934) vol. 1, p. 208
54. Recollections of Osborne by Somerset North Gough Colthorpe, MS in possession of English Heritage, kindly shown to me by Osborne curator Michael Hunter
55. Quoted at lukemckernan.com/wp-content/uploads/queen_victoria_diamond_jubilee.pdf
56. RA QVJ/1885: 23 July
57. Quoted in Hibbert (1980) p. 48
58. RA QVJ/1885: 23 July
59. Quoted in Matson (1978) p. 99
60. RA QVJ/1885: 23 July
61. Private Life (1897; 1901 edition) p. 122
62. Dennison (2007) p. 155
63. RA QVJ/1885: 23 July
64. RA VIC/ADDA/30/1357 (24 July 1885); Dennison (2007) p. 133
65. Quoted in Dennison (2007) p. 159
66. RA QVJ/1886: 26 April
67. Mallet (1968) p. 71
68. Bruce Vandervort, Wars of Imperial Conquest in Africa, 1830–1914, London (1998) pp. 113–14
69. Weintraub (1987) p. 565
70. Mary Lutyens, ed., Lady Lytton’s Court Diary, London (1961) p. 157
22. Munshi-Mania: Excelsior Hotel Regina, French Riviera, 4 April 1897
1. RA QVJ/1896: 28 April
2. Quoted in Nelson (2007) p. 120
3. Advert in Bradshaw’s Watering Places, London (1904)
4. L’Eclaireur de Nice, quoted in Nelson (2007) p. 119
5. Mountstuart Elphinstone Grant Duff, Notes from a Diary, London (1905) p. 174
6. Quoted in Michael Nelson, Queen Victoria and the Discovery of the Riviera, London (2007) p. 120
7. David Duff, Victoria Travels, London (1970) p. 323
8. RA QVJ/1837: 18 April
9. Nelson (2007) p. 9
10. Mallet (1968) p. 153
11. Nelson (2007) p. 7
12. Stoney and Weltzien, eds. (1994) pp. 11–12
13. Royal Pharmaceutical Society, account book for ‘The Queen’ (1861–1869)
14. Staniland (1997) p. 186
15. Quoted in King (2007) p. 100
16. Princess Marie Louise (1956) p. 141
17. Quoted in King (2007) p. 101
18. Xavier Paoli, My Royal Clients, London (1910) p. 340
19. Stoney and Weltzien, eds. (1994) p. 13
20. Tisdall (1961) p. 54
21. Stoney and Weltzien, eds. (1994) p. 13
22. Queen Victoria’s ‘Rules for Scotland’ (20 August 1887) quoted in Reid (1987) p. 129
23. Private Life (1897; 1901 edition) p. 14
24. King (2007) p. 102
25. RA QVJ/1892: 18 August
26. Ponsonby (1942; 1943 edition) p. 45
27. King (2007) p. 103
28. Paoli (1910) p. 348
29. Ibid., p. 351
30. Richard Hough, ed., Advice to a Grand-daughter: Letters from Queen Victoria to Princess Victoria of Hesse, New York, NY (1975) p. 36
31. Duff (1970) pp. 338–9
32. Lady Paget quoted in Weintraub (1987) p. 539
33. Galignani Messenger quoted in Nelson (2007) p. 108
34. Quoted in Shrabani Basu, Victoria and Abdul, Stroud (2010, 2011 edition) p. 176
35. Queen Marie of Romania (1934) vol. 1, p. 230
36. Paoli (1910) p. 338
37. Martin (1879 edition) vol. 4, p. 148
38. RA QVJ/1887: 3 August
39. Reid (1987) p. 131
40. Basu (2010, 2011 edition) p. 167
41. Abdul Karim’s Journals are quoted in Basu (2010, 2011 edition) p. 30
42. Reid (1987) p. 132
43. Ponsonby (1942; 1943 edition) p. 131
44. Kuhn (2002) p. 223
45. Reid (1987) p. 24
46. Frederick Ponsonby quoted in Reid (1987) p. 255
47. Robert C. Abrams, ‘Sir James Reid and the Death of Queen Victoria’, The Gerontologist, vol. 55, issue 6 (December 2015) pp. 943–50, p. 944
48. Reid (1987) p. 139
49. Ibid., pp. 133, 142
50. Duff (1970) p. 333
51. Ibid.
52. Paoli (
1910) pp. 339–40
53. Mallet (1968) pp. 152, 76
54. Paoli (1910) p. 334
55. Court Circular quoted in Nelson (2007) p. 107
56. RA QVJ/1897: 4 April
57. Reid (1987) p. 145
58. Ponsonby (1942; 1943 edition) p. 131
59. Quoted in Hubbard (2012) p. 318
60. Munich (1998) p. 151
61. Basu (2010, 2011 edition) p. 192
62. Buckle, ed., third series, London (1931) vol. 2, p. 68
63. Reid (1987) p. 144
64. James Reid’s diary quoted in Hubbard (2012) p. 325
65. Reid (1987) p. 144
66. Ibid., p. 146
67. Ibid., p. 57
68. Andrew Roberts, Salisbury: Victorian Titan, London (1999) p. 680
69. Ridley (2012; 2013 edition) p. 351
70. RA VIC/ADDC/07/2/P (17 August 1909)
71. James Reid’s diary quoted in Hubbard (2012) p. 326
72. Roberts (1999) p. 681
73. Eustace A. Reynolds-Ball, Mediterranean Resorts, London (1908) p. 74
74. RA QVJ/1899: 1 May
75. Paoli (1910) p. 332
23. Apotheosis: London, 22 June 1897
1. Private Life (1897; 1901 edition) p. 12
2. Anon, ‘The Queen’s Bedroom’, Woman’s Life (23 May 1896) p. 431
3. RA QVJ/1897: 22 June
4. Queen Victoria’s granddaughter quoted in Tisdall (1961) p. 145
5. Mary Hannah Krout, A Looker on in London, New York, NY (1899) p. 307
6. RA QVJ/1897: 22 June
7. Weintraub (1987) p. 581
8. RA QVJ/1897: 22 June
9. Ponsonby (1942) p. 79
10. Smyth (1921) p. 99
11. RA QVJ/1897: 22 June
12. Gray (2017) p. 243; RA QVJ/1897: 22 June
13. Quoted in Ridley (2012; 2013 edition) p. 168
14. Quoted in King (2007) pp. 220–1
15. Quoted in Weintraub, (1987, 1988 edition) p. 507
16. Quoted in King (2007) p. 43
17. Buckle, ed., second series (1932) vol. 3, p. 124
18. King (2007) p. 21
19. Jeffrey L. Lant, Insubstantial Pageant: Ceremony and Confusion at Queen Victoria’s Court, London (1979) p. 216
20. Ibid., p. 217
21. RA QVJ/1897: 22 June
22. Lutyens, ed. (1961) p. 25
23. Private Life (1897; 1901 edition) p. 59
24. RA QVJ/1897: 22 June
25. Lincoln, President of USA (1865), Prim, Prime Minster of Spain (1870), Alexander II, Tsar of Russia (1881), Carnot, President of France (1894)
26. Ginsburg (1969) p. 43
27. Caroline Chapman and Paul Raben, eds., Debrett’s Queen Victoria’s Jubilees, London (1977) unpaginated
28. Mark Twain, The Writings of Mark Twain, New York, NY (1922) pp. 206–7
29. Krout (1899) pp. 313–4; 310
30. Twain (1922) pp. 206–7
31. G. W. Steevens in the Daily Mail, quoted at lukemckernan.com/wpcontent/uploads/queen_victoria_diamond_jubilee.pdf
32. See David Cannadine, ‘The British Monarchy, c.1820–1977’, in Eric Hobsbawm and Terence Ranger, eds., The Invention of Tradition, Cambridge (1983), pp. 101–164; p. 121
33. E.C.F. Collier (ed.), A Victorian Diarist: Later Extracts from the Journals of Mary, Lady Monkswell, 1895–1909 (1946) quoted at lukemckernan.com/wp-content/uploads/queen_victoria_diamond_jubilee.pdf
34. Hobsbawn, ed. (1983; 1999 edition) p. 124
35. Mary King Waddington, Letters of a Diplomat’s Wife, 1883–1900, New York, NY (1903) p. 177
36. Nicholas II, Tsar of Russia, in his diary (1893) quoted in Miranda Blunt, The Three Emperors, London (2009; 2010 edition) p. 133
37. Lord Frederic Hamilton, The Days Before Yesterday, London (1920) p. 27
38. Bell (1935) vol. 1, p. 78
39. Homans (1998) p. 5
40. W. T. Stead, Her Majesty the Queen, London (1887) pp. 24, 153
41. RA QVJ/1897: 22 June
42. King (2007) p. 138
43. Wilfred Blunt papers quoted in Ridley (2012; 2013 edition) p. 328
44. Ponsonby (1942) p. 109
45. Quoted in Ridley (2012; 2013 edition) p. 320
46. Lant (1979) p. 221
47. RA QVJ/1897: 22 June
48. Grant Duff (1905) p. 245
49. RA QVJ/1897: 22 June
50. G.W. Steevens in the Daily Mail, quoted at lukemckernan.com/wp-content/uploads/queen_victoria_diamond_jubilee.pdf
51. Bartley (2016) p. 277
52. RA QVJ/1897: 22 June
53. Northern Star (1843) quoted in Plunkett (2003) p. 57
54. Quoted in Weintraub (1987) p. 551
55. Frank Prochaska, Royal Bounty: The Making of Welfare Monarchy, New Haven and London (1995)
56. Chapman and Raben, eds. (1977) unpaginated
57. Ridley (2012; 2013 edition) p. 321
58. lukemckernan.com/wp-content/uploads/queen_victoria_diamond_jubilee.pdf
59. RA QVJ/1897: 23 November; http://lukemckernan.com/wp-content/uploads/queen_victoria_diamond_jubilee.pdf
60. Plunkett (2003) p. 240
61. lukemckernan.com/wp-content/uploads/queen_victoria_diamond_jubilee.pdf
62. RA QVJ/1897: 22 June
63. Gray (2017) p. 243
64. Private Life (1897; 1901 edition) p. 143
65. RA QVJ/1897: 22 June
66. Gray (2017) p. 245; Private Life (1897; 1901 edition) p. 185
67. RA MRHF/MENUS/WC/1850 (22 June 1897)
68. Bartley (2016) p. 294
69. Quoted in Ridley (2012; 2013 edition) p. 325
70. RA QVJ/1897: 22 June
71. RA QVJ/1885: 27 July
72. The Times, London (9 April 1863) p. 7, quoted in Plunkett (2003) p. 189
73. RA VIC/ADDX/2/211, p. 29
74. Private Life (1897; 1901 edition) p. 69
75. Plunkett (2003) p. 192
76. Munich (1996) p. 8
77. Weintraub (1987) p. 582; Benson (1930) p. 122
78. RA QVJ/1897: 22 June
79. George Warrington Steevens, Things Seen, London (1900) p. 195
80. Jenkins (1995; 2002 edition) p. 406
24. Deathbed: Osborne, 22 January 1901
1. Private Life (1897; 1901 edition) pp. 204, 19.
2. Mallet (1968) p. 212
3. Quoted in Rennell (2000) p. 46
4. Private Life (1897; 1901 edition) p. 139
5. Staniland (1997) pp. 171–2
6. Fulford, ed. (1976) p. 40
7. Queen Marie of Romania (1934) vol. 1, p. 18
8. RA QVJ/1901: 13 January
9. Lady Frances Balfour, quoted in Rennell (2000) p. 74
10. Reid (1987) p. 201
11. Private Life (1897; 1901 edition) pp. 203, 7
12. Quoted in Rennell (2000) p. 77
13. Ibid., p. 80
14. Reid (1987) p. 211
15. Rennell (2000) p. 110
16. Lambeth Palace Library, Davidson Papers, Private Papers, vol. 19 (21 January 1901)
17. Ibid. (memorandum as to details connected with the death of the Queen)
18. Lambeth Palace Library, Davidson Papers, Private Papers, vol. 19 (21 January 1901)
19. Ibid.
20. Anon., The Annual Register For the Year 1901, London (1902) p. 7
21. Quoted in Rennell (2000) p. 117
22. Ibid., p. 118
23. Lambeth Palace Library, Davidson Papers, Private Papers, vol. 19 (memorandum as to details connected with the death of the Queen)
24. Ibid.
25. Quoted in Rennell (2000) p. 130
26. Brett, ed. (1934) vol. 1, p. 282
27. Lambeth Palace Library, Davidson Papers, Private Papers, vol. 19 (memorandum as to details connected with the death of the Queen)
28. Sir James Reid’s diary quoted in Reid (1987) p. 211
29. Private Life (1897; 1901 edition) p. 9
30. Lambeth Palace Li
brary, Davidson Papers, Private Papers, vol. 19 (memorandum as to details connected with the death of the Queen)
31. Carter (2009; 2010 edition) p. 268
32. Rennell (2000) p. 137
33. Wilfred Scawen Blunt, My Diaries: Being a Personal Narrative of Events, 1888–1914, New York, NY (1921) vol. 2, p. 2
34. Quoted in Ridley (2012; 2013 edition) p. 343
35. Rennell (2000) p. 138
36. Lambeth Palace Library, Davidson Papers, Private Papers, vol. 19 (22 January 1901)
37. Rennell (2000) p. 139
38. James Vincent, correspondent for The Times, quoted in Rennell (2000) p. 139
39. Lambeth Palace Library Davidson Papers, Victoria Visitations, vol. 506, f. 20
40. Quoted in Reid (1989) p. 215
41. Reid (1987) p. 216
42. Ibid.
43. RA VIC/MAIN/Y/203/81 (2 December 1867)
44. RA VIC/MAIN/M/5/80 (2 August 1835)
Index
Abdul Hamid II, Sultan of Ottoman Empire
Accession Council meeting
Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen, Queen consort of William IV
Adolphus, Prince, Duke of Cambridge
Ahmed, Rafiuddin
Alberique, Charles
Albert, Prince Consort
1861 illness
Alice’s nursing death
deterioration
digestive problems
doctors’ puzzlement
seeming improvement
understanding seriousness
army hospital reform
Balmoral Castle
birth
character
children
Alice
Bertie
discipline
love for
Vicky
Christmas decorations
Crimean War
at Curragh, Ireland
education
Grand Tour
grievances
as head of family
income
interests
as king-in-all-but-name
Lehzen, departure of
Mausoleum
morning routine
non-acceptance by British
non-understanding of British politics
Osborne House
overworking and stress
photographs of corpse
physical appearance
as Private Secretary
reforms, household
as Regent
rooms kept as memorial
unhappy childhood
Victoire, relationship with
Victoria, relationship with
concerns about marrying
correspondence
cousinly love
disagreements and rows
dominance
faithfulness
finding fault
first meeting
honesty