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Victorian Scandal: The Beresford Love Letter
Daisy Brooke pictured in 1897, once she had become the Countess of Warwick. She was in a relationship with the Prince of Wales during this time.
While Queen Victoria famously did not let her son, Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, have anyth...
Royal Scandal- Edward VIII's Mistress Turned Murderer
Marguerite Alibert pictured around the time she knew Edward VIII as Prince of Wales
There are three women with whom Edward VIII is most often associated when it comes to romantic partnerships. Of course the most famous is Wallis Simpson, t...
Queen Alexandra in Ireland-A Small Gesture That Had Lasting Impacts
Edward VII and Queen Alexandra in 1903, the year of their first visit to Ireland.
If you have read any of my recent series about Queen Alexandra, or have read about her on your own, you will know that there is so much more to her than meet...
The Princess Royal: An Introduction to the Seven Women Who Have Held This Special Title.
Hello All! I just wanted to start this article with a bit of personal news….I am currently expecting our third baby, which is why I have been so quiet lately. While we are so thrilled about this new little one, I have felt absolutely terrib...
5 Incredibly Sweet Glimpses into the Early Years of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip
Today would have been Prince Philip’s 105th birthday and I thought that it might be fun to remember him in a slightly different way than we normally do. Most today remember Prince Philip as the ever present consort to the Queen who,...
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