Queen's Journal Reveals Intimate Highland Journeys
The article discusses the Queen's private journal kept during Highland tours with Prince Albert. It highlights how readers will gain a near view of royal life, her nature, Balmoral visits, and the couple’s quiet pleasures away from public glare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theovereign
England
Ita Pores
Helps
Balmoral
Highlands
Scotland
Her
Roya
Prince Consort
Albert
Osborne
Vicky
Princess Royal
Prussia
Duchess
Miss MacGregor
Lady Canning
Toun
Lady Churchill
General Grey
Jane Shackle
Stewart
Grant
Brown
Kingussie
Leaves from the Journal of Our Life in the Highlands 1848 1861
Prefatory extracts recount earlier Scotland visits England and Ireland and yachting voyages. Edited by Arthur Fiennes, London Smith Rider and Co, 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Highlands
Scotland
England
Ireland
Arthur Fiuves
London
Smith, Rider, and Co
Marshman’s History of India as a Useful Popular Narrative
A critical review praises John Clark Marshman’s three volume History of India from earliest period to Dalhousie’s era as a timely comprehensive compilation. The piece notes its lack of originality but its value for educated voters and the public amid imperial awareness and reform, with the work requested by the University of Calcutta.
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University of Calcutta
India
Lord Dalhousies
John Clark Marshman
London
Longmans, Green, Reader
Dyer
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