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Victorian Age (age of progress (stability, great social reforms, poverty,…

- - - - repeal corn laws
        
        laws which maintained
        
        price of corn high to protect the landed interest
- - - - daughter of prince regent
      - pregnant by Prince Leopold
        
        baby was born dead
        
        she had fallen into fatal fever and died
- - - - reluctant to marry Kent
        
        indebted duke, 20 years older
        
        finally accepted
        
        soon fell pregnant
- - - - refused to call the child
        
        with a name associated with queens
        
        her first name Alexandrina
        
        became known by her 2nd name
        
        Victoria
- - - - Kensington Sistem
        
        cruel regime of bullying and control
- - - - Victoria was now heir to the trone
        
        on 28th June 1838 at 6 a.m
        
        Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Chancellor
        
        knelt to her and told her that she was the queen
        
        exemplary way of life made her beloved
- - - - reflected world as they wanted it to be
        
        based on dutifully
        
        Hard work
        
        respectability
        
        charity
- - - - mixture of both morality and hypocrisy
- - - - role of woman
        
        concerned education of children
        
        managing of house
- - - - suffered the worst of society's punishment
- - - - to all male adults