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conversations.value: a title for a book about Victoria's, Beatrice, Incisive with the genre: Biographies & Memoirs, Historical
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'Victoria's Daughters'
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conversations.value: Victoria's Daughters
  The duke of Connaught's small palace in London, Clarence House, had been transferred from his brother Affie upon the latter's death a year earlier, and he also maintained a country estate, Bagshot, southwest of London in Surrey.
  After Princess Christian's death, her daughters Helena Victoria and Marie Louise took over sponsorship of the home, putting much of their energies into increasing its patient capacity.
  In 1947, Cumberland Lodge became the home of the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Foundation of St. Catherine's.
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conversations.value: Affie's widow, who had been a Romanov grand duchess and was a guest, expressed lack of surprise as "these things happen all the time in Russia."
  Maurice hadn't been the only or the first of Queen Victoria's descendants killed in the war. Two weeks earlier, her great-grandson Prince Maximilian, the second son of Vicky's youngest daughter, Mossy (Margaret of Hesse), was killed at a spot only fifteen miles from where Maurice would fall. Mossy's first son, Prince Friedrich, would be killed two years later in fighting in Romania. Maximilian and Friedrich, of course, fought on the German side.
  It might be noted that there is in fact a place called Battenberg in England, a little headland overlooking the sea near Plymouth.
  Her sister Beatrice and niece Princess Victoria of Hesse (now the marchioness of Milford Haven, to whom Louise had in 1914 given her Osborne house) lived in nearby apartments in the same palace.
  It is said that the portions of the journal covering the years 1832—61 were preserved by an order from King Edward VII and that they were typed from the originals. Beatrice is said not to have been aware of this act. If this is true, these copied portions have not been released to the public.
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conversations.value: If this is true, these copied portions have not been released to the public."
  Maurice hadn't been the only or the first of Queen Victoria's descendants killed in the war. Two weeks earlier, her great-grandson Prince Maximilian, the second son of Vicky's youngest daughter, Mossy (Margaret of Hesse), was killed at a spot only fifteen miles from where Maurice would fall. Mossy's first son, Prince Friedrich, would be killed two years later in fighting in Romania. Maximilian and Friedrich, of course, fought on the German side.
  It might be noted that there is in fact a place called Battenberg in England, a little headland overlooking the sea near Plymouth.
  Her sister Beatrice and niece Princess Victoria of Hesse (now the marchioness of Milford Haven, to whom Louise had in 1914 given her Osborne house) lived in nearby apartments in the same palace.
  It is said that the portions of the journal covering the years 1832—61 were preserved by an order from King Edward VII and that they were typed from the originals. Beatrice is said not to have been aware of this act.Affie's widow, who had been a Romanov grand duchess and was a guest, expressed lack of surprise as "these things happen all the time in Russia.
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conversations.value: York, HRH the Duchess of, with Benita Stoney. Victoria & Albert: Life at Osborne House. London, 1991.
  The index that appeared in the print version of this title does not match the pages of your eBook. Please use the search function on your eReading device to search for terms of interest. For your reference, the terms that appear in the print index are listed below.
  Victoria (Moretta) and Alexander (Sandro) of Battenberg's involvement, opposition to See also Prussia