Mostly British History
McKenzie Franklin\ud83d\udc51\ud83c\udfa9 Bringing the world of Downton Abby to life \ud83c\udfa9\ud83d\udc51 History told through the glittering and scandalous world of the (mostly) British Nobility. Shining a light on historical figures and the part they played in shaping their own time and today.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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Alexandra of Denmark Pt. 2- The Wales Family in Sickness and Health
Welcome and thank you for reading Mostly British History! If you haven’t read Pt. 1 of this series, I highly suggest you start there. In this series, each post is accompanied by extra audio/video content available to upgraded to subscribers...
AUDIO: Queen Victoria as a Grandmother...Not So Warm and Fuzzy!
I hope you enjoy this insight into what Queen Victoria’a relationship with her grandchildren…plus, and absolutely hilarious story about the future George V’s behavior upon being punished by the Queen!
Young Alexandra, The Pride of Two Peoples
Alexandra of Denmark is in my opinion, one of the most overlooked British Queen Consorts in modern history. Largely due to her husband having a comparatively short reign after the historic reign of his own mother, Queen Victoria, Alexandra,...
The Spectacular Arrival of Alexandra of Denmark
Romantic, historic, and roads so crowded a baby was thrown into a carriage?!?
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