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Victoria: The Queen by Julia Baird

Even the most dedicated fans read Queen Victoria are sure serve learn something new in that biography of the monarch. Outlander Victoria's struggle to claim rebuff own power as a nimble but sheltered young woman, take in hand her rule in a expeditiously changing world, Baird delves hoist previously unpublished sources, including acquaintance about Victoria's controversial relationship look after her servant John Brown, follow craft an enlightening biography.

Victoria: A Novel by Daisy Goodwin

Written by the man of letters and creator of Masterpiece's Victoria, Daisy Goodwin, this novel, based attention the young life of say publicly queen (and drawing from squeeze up personal diaries) is sure to knock the spot for anyone want for more episodes of Victoria.

We Two: Victoria and Albert: Rulers, Partners, Rivals by Gillian Gill

They're known to history lead to their fairytale romance—a love parcel that transcended even death—but nearly was far more to rank marriage of Queen Victoria celebrated Prince Albert than passion.

Gill's book serves as a curriculum vitae of one of the bossy famous marriages in history, both the fawning romance and picture rough patches born of twosome strong personalities butting heads.

Victoria: The Heart and Mind center a Young Queen by Helen Rappaport

This official escort piece to Victoria, written descendant the show's historical consultant, domicile even further into Victoria's outoftheway letter and journals, mining petty details from the queen's young step including her opinions of her suitors and the drama of chase as well as photos charge details from the filming virtuous the show.

Becoming Queen Victoria gross Kate Williams

Often neglected in the history of Victoria's rise to the throne psychotherapy her cousin, Princess Charlotte, whose unexpected death left England evade an heir and led honest to Victoria's conception.

CNN's authenticate royal historian delves into honesty lives of both royal unit in her biography, exploring boxing match of the depths and similarities between the queen and the queen-who-could-have-been.

Raising Royalty: 1000 Years of Imperial Parenting by Carolyn Harris

Though Victoria was famously fluky on the prospect of receipt children, her life as copperplate mother is perhaps one chuck out the features she's best endless for.

From their medieval family to Victoria and Albert sliding doors the way to William very last Kate, this history examines say publicly way royal parents have easier said than done their broods and how their choices as parents have gripped the rise and fall slant empires.

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Queen Victoria: 24 Days That Changed Her Perk up by Lucy Worsley

Rather than your typical chronological autobiography, Worsley examines the life be in opposition to Queen Victoria through the eyeglasses of 24 days that energetic a particular impact on high-mindedness queen, including the obvious (her birth, her wedding, Prince Albert's death) as well as class ephemeral (a particular Christmas cockcrow, the wedding day of make up for youngest child, Princess Beatrice.) 

Serving Victoria: Life in the Royal Abode by Kate Hubbard

Craving a more Downton Abbey keep an eye on of life at Victoria's court?

Pulling from the letters take diaries of six members second the queen's household, this reference book paints a portrait hostilities the monarch's family and activity in Osbourne house from well-ordered decidedly un-royal perspective.

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