Queen Victoria: Born to Succeed

History

Elizabeth Longford

Europe

Perennial

Byron

Arrow Books

The Royal House of Windsor

Hodder&Stoughton

Shelf wear to dust jacket, owner's inscription. Shipped from the U.K. All orders received before 3pm sent that weekday.

Wellington

Biographies & Memoirs

Community & Culture

Weidenfeld and Nicolson

Victoria RI

Leaders & Notable People

Weidenfeld & Nicolson London

The biographer pays special attention to the interchange between the poet's complex personality and the scope and character of his work

The Life of Byron (The Library of World Biography)

Little,Brown & Co

"'VICTORIA, R.I. (PIPER S.)'" is a paperback released in 1966. It's by ELIZABETH LONGFORD and from Macmillan.

'VICTORIA, R.I. (PIPER S.)'

Pan.

Elizabeth R: A Biography

Reference

Words, Language & Grammar

Hodder&Stoughton Ltd

The archetype of the stern, silent Englishman dedicated to his duty, the Duke of Wellington had all the subtlety and variety of genius. This biography uncovers the sensitive child of Irish aristocrats pushed into the army, making his name in India before returning to lead the Allied Armies to victory against Napoleon in the Peninsular War and at Waterloo. Swapping battlegrounds for political minefields, Wellington emerges as a conservative Tory Prime Minister of a country demanding every variety of reform. Many strands gradually come together in his character, to make at last the ideal he had always held out for himself: "the retained servant of king and people". The book reveals this very human character, bringing together in one paperback the two-volume hardback edition.

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Queen Victoria, a woman of diminutive stature and superabundant temperament, gave her name to something more than an age. Using unrestricted access to material from the Royal Archives, including previously unpublished passages Queen Victoria's celebrated Journals, Elizabeth Longford's classic account remains the definitive biography of this extraordinary woman. She shows the queen tormented by an unhappy childhood; tantalised by an all-too-brief happy marriage; deeply shocked at the Prince Consort's death. She depicts the gradual emergence of the queen's renowned qualities, together with some surprising traits, presenting her in a fresh, affectionate and thoroughly human light. 'Dazzlingly readable, and very enjoyable' Stella Gibbons

Victoria

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