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H. R. H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.

From a Photograph by Messrs. W. & D. Downey, London.

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THE

LIFE AND TIMES

OF

QUEEN VICTORIA.

BY
ROBERT WILSON.

——
Illustrated.
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VOL. III.

C A S S E L L & C O M P A N Y, Limited:

LONDON, PARIS & MELBOURNE.

[ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.]

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CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I LORD DERBY’S SECOND ADMINISTRATION.
Days of the Rebellion—The Operations in China—The Queen’s Personal Direction of Affairs—Palmerston’swaning Popularity—Attacks on Lord Canning—The Orsini Plot—French Menaces toEngland—The Conspiracy Bill—Defeat of the Ministry—The Second Derby-Disraeli Government—Abandonmentof the Conspiracy Bill—The Queen’s Opposition to the India Bill—The Oudh Proclamationand Ellenborough’s “Secret Despatch”—A Tropical Summer and an Exhausted Legislature—Confirmationof the Prince of Wales—The Queen at Birmingham and Leeds—The Dispute between France andEngland about the Principalities—The Queen’s Visit to Cherbourg—The Royal Visit to Prussia—TheMeeting with the Princess Frederick William—A Royal “Middie”—The Indian Proclamation—TheQueen at Balmoral—Donati’s Comet—The Controversy over the Indian Army—Abdication of the Kingof Prussia—The Queen’s Letter to the Prince of Wales—France and Portugal—Failing Health of thePrince Consort	1
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CHAPTER I

LORD DERBY’S SECOND ADMINISTRATION.

Days of the Rebellion—The Operations in China—The Queen’s Personal Direction of Affairs—Palmerston’swaning Popularity—Attacks on Lord Canning—The Orsini Plot—French Menaces toEngland—The Conspiracy Bill—Defeat of the Ministry—The Second Derby-Disraeli Government—Abandonmentof the Conspiracy Bill—The Queen’s Opposition to the India Bill—The Oudh Proclamationand Ellenborough’s “Secret Despatch”—A Tropical Summer and an Exhausted Legislature—Confirmationof the Prince of Wales—The Queen at Birmingham and Leeds—The Dispute between France andEngland about the Principalities—The Queen’s Visit to Cherbourg—The Royal Visit to Prussia—TheMeeting with the Princess Frederick William—A Royal “Middie”—The Indian Proclamation—TheQueen at Balmoral—Donati’s Comet—The Controversy over the Indian Army—Abdication of the Kingof Prussia—The Queen’s Letter to the Prince of Wales—France and Portugal—Failing Health of thePrince Consort

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