The Life of the Prince Consort: Prince Albert and His Times
Autor Sir Theodore Martinen Limba Engleză Hardback – 18 iul 2012
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781848859944
ISBN-10: 1848859945
Pagini: 2800
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 257 mm
Greutate: 4.92 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția I.B.Tauris
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1848859945
Pagini: 2800
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 257 mm
Greutate: 4.92 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția I.B.Tauris
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Notă biografică
Sir Theodore Martin (1816-1909), KCB, KCVO was senior partner in a firm of parliamentary agents before turning to writing, translation and poetry. His works include translations of Dante, Heine, Goethe and Schiller and he published a complete translation of Horace together with a Life of the poet. His 'Life of the Prince Consort' was written at the request of Queen Victoria, and won him her lifelong friendship. He was knighted in 1880.
Cuprins
Selected ContentsVOLUME 1 1. 1819-36: Early years of Prince's life 2. 1820-39: Birth and education of Princess Victoria; First visit of Prince to England Accession of Princess Victoia; Project of Marriage between Prince and Queen Victoia 3. 1839: Estimate by Baron Stockmar of Prince's character; Prince's second visit to England; Betrothal of Queen and Prince 4. 1840: Announcement of Royal Marriage in England; How the announcement received in England; Discussions as to Prince's annuity; his status and rights of precedence; Marriage 5. 1840: contd Position of the Prince in his household; His rules of conduct; State of public affairs in England; Awkward relations with France on the Eastern question 6. 1840 contd: The Prince as musician and artist; His first public speech; Oxford shoots at Queen; Prince appointed Regent; The Eastern question; Birth of Crown Princess 7. 1841: Difficulties of Melbourne administration; Launch of the Trafalgar; Downfall of Melbourne administration; Peel ministry; Sir R. Peel's estimate of Prince; Fine Arts Commission; Birth of Prince of Wales 8. 1842: King of Prussia's arrival in England; Uneasy state of public affairs; Income tax; Disasters in India; Queen shot at by Francis; Next day Queen fired at by Bean;Disturbed state of country;Prince applies himself to study of politics; Necessity for reorganisation of Royal household 9. 1843: Reorganisation of Royal household; Development of Prince's character; Birth of Princess Alice; Efforts of Prince to supress duelling10. 1843: Royal visit to the King of the French; Alarming state of Ireland11. 1844: Death of Prince's father; Letters to the Queen; Arrival of King of Saxony and Emperor of Russia on visit to Queen; Opinions of Emperor on political questions 12. 1844 contd: Birth of Prince Alfred; Threatened disturbance of relations with France; Visit of Prince of Prussia13. 1844-5: Osborne purchased and laid out by Prince; Peel's financial measures; Discussions as to title of King Consort; Peel declines offer of the Garter14. 1845 contd: Queen's visit to Germany; Second visit to Chateau d'Eu15. 1845-6: Troubled state of affairs in England; Sir R. Peel resigns; Russell fails in forming an administration; Landscape gardening; Defeat of ministry on Irish Coercion Bill16. 1846 contd: Settlement of Oregon question; Birth of Proncess Helena; Disatress in Ireland; New house at Osborne17. 1846 contd: The Spanish marriage18. 1846-7: Alarming political symptons in Europe; Ripening of the character of Prince; Installation of Prince as Chancellor of Cambridge University19. 1847: Revolutionary symptons throughout Europe; Great distress in Ireland; Character of King of Prussia by Prince; English intervention in affairs of Portugal; Royal voyage to Scotland20. 1847 contd: Prince's birthday; State of Italy; Memorandum by Prince on the subject; Letter by him to Lord John Russell21. 1847 contd: Memorandum by Prince on state of affairs in Germany; Correspondence between Baron Stockmar and the Prince22. 1847-8: Great commercial and financial distress in England and Scotland; Critical condition of France; Hampden contoversy; Insurrection in Sicily; Birth of Proncess Louise Appendix: Royal correspondence on the subject of the Spanish Marriages VOLUME II23. 1848: Revolution in Milan; Revolutions in Naples, Vienna, Berlin; Movement for Unification of Germany24. 1848 contd: Belgium unshaken;Chartist disturbances in London25. State of Ireland; Chartist riots in England; Cheerfulness of Prince; His sympathy with working classes26. 1848 contd: Prince takes great interest in movement for Unification of Germany; Separate plans by Prince and Baron Stockmar for regeneration of Germany27. 1848 co