Queen Victoria: The Misunderstood Monarch

[@unitedhistory7795]

🤔 so she was basically someone who wanted friends and live a normal life. Thank you for making this biopic, she was very misunderstood person regardless of her being queen.

[@mattosullivan9687]

so what if a million Irish starved under her rule

[@thegrayyernaut]

@@mattosullivan9687 She would still have been someone who wanted friends and to live a normal life but happened to be a queen that had a million Irish starving under her rule.

[@mattosullivan9687]

The point is she could have done something to stop it but did not

[@thegrayyernaut]

@@mattosullivan9687 Yeah I know but she would still have wanted friends and to live a normal life xD

[@TheCandiceWang]

Lol, she wasn't misunderstood. She endured serious trauma for sure, but she took that out on countless offspring and grandoffspring. She ended up far more abusive and horrid than her mother. Nutter.

[@stephenwoods4118]

Never led her country through war? Her reign was a constant series of small to medium wars.

[@Shivom.Parihar]

What about the Crimean War, The Boer Wars, Invasion Of Mexico, etc?

[@LemonJackRazer]

Jade Kilgallon well idk why you’re so rude about it but basically it’s like saying president bush never led a war. True he never stood at the rear of an army and commanded it but he was certainly involved. That’s how people are seeing it. She was definitely involved in several wars, she just never personally lead one (in person)

[@gutsjoestar7450]

these were conflicts not war, in her reign, britain became the most powerful nation in the world, and this title stood after her too maybe until WW2

[@CatnamedMittens]

@@gutsjoestar7450 no

[@gerardcollins80]

He's probably referring to the fact she was a constitutional monarch and didn't actually get involved in the politcal process.

[@markthomson9251]

I think you might find that William IV her uncle was her predecessor not her grandfather George III

[@eagleflies9515]

I had to go through the horrible histories song to check this You're right

[@theSafetyCar]

William the IIV?

[@markthomson9251]

IV* sorry 😀

[@debbiemarquis3231]

How could an English man get this wrong???😳

[@dontgetcocky]

You're right, I noticed the same thing.

[@barbaramelone1043]

Not only did Victoria not inherit the throne upon the death of her grandfather, there were several other heirs to the throne after her. She ascended the throne only because her father was the elder to other brothers and their legitimate offspring. Also, I'm not a Queen Victoria expert, but I've read biographies and also discussion about her from several respected biographers, and I've never once read that Prince Albert was a plant of "the Conroy plot." One of the big backers of Albert was Victoria's maternal uncle, who also was Albert's uncle, a man named Leopold. Uncle Leopold, who by then was King of Belgium, favored Albert as a means of creating advancement for another member of his own family. I've also never heard before that keeping Victoria constantly pregnant was some big secret plot. Queen Victoria found Prince Albert wildly attractive, and enjoyed being in bed with him. I would like to know the source for the allegations about Victoria's mother and Conroy finagling Prince Albert and constant pregnancies onto Victoria. Also, people do make mistakes, but I wish this video had undergone more editing. You're ostensibly teaching people history; it should be highly accurate.

[@ButtonsCasey]

I never heard that either. You are correct she liked sex. The kids were just an inconvenience to her til they got older.

[@analimatraducoes]

Well said

[@aidanday5497]

It’s a KZbin video if you want it to be altra accurate then read her actual biography’s. Leave bio alone. KZbin is not supposed to be that accurate.

[@barbaramelone1043]

@@aidanday5497 Seriously? If you're making a video of facts about a person, they shoud be facts, don't you think? I bet you think the animated movie Anastasia is a true story.

[@BenjieMoggs]

Barbara Melone no George IV and William IV were the two elder brothers

[@wfellow1]

Can you re-make a video on Queen Victoria where you fix all of the errors in this video?

[@meaninglez100]

I had no idea she was so sensitive and intelligent. That poor woman. I'm glad things got better for her.

[@travishylton6976]

she's in hell

[@meaninglez100]

@@travishylton6976 Ah that's too bad

[@samuelbarber4154]

Queen Victoria was one of the first monarchs we have actual photos and even a few films of, I suppose a benefit of being Queen up until 1901. Anyway, this means we actually know what she looked like, rather than prior who we only have writings and portraits of.

[@chickendrawsdogs3343]

"Bedchamber Crisis" sounds like a series of misfortunes that involve non-functional joystick, torn raincoat, early firearms discharge and the scorn that followed.

[@CptMoroni35]

Chicken Draws Dogs love the analogies, lol

[@dkalbryte5715]

Not her grandfather George III BUT HER UNCLE WILLIAM THE 4TH.

[@justanotherjezebeI]

It's supremely unlikely that she had any kind of actual sexual relationship with John Brown simply due to the fact she had a documented prolapsed uterus due to her repeated pregnancies and her constant corset wearing. There is no doubt that she loved him and that most likely would have been intimate with him if she had the ability, but the sexual relationship is a titillating fable due to the physical issues alone.

[@PozoBlue]

The uterus is not involved in sex though lol. It's not the same as the vagina

[@wholeNwon]

Not as much of an obstacle as you might think.

[@amasion2882]

It’s interesting that any Queen (or other powerful women in history) always have so much speculation about their sex lives. It’s really unimportant in the big picture who Victoria did or didn’t have sex with. If she and John Brown had a romantic relationship and it brought her comfort after Albert’s death...who really cares if they were sexually intimate (with or without intercourse)?

[@momkatmax]

However there are other forms of intimacy in a relationship than vaginal sex. And I'm also talking about the warmth between lovers that is beyond sex, where you are soulmates. She seems to have had that with Albert who was a strength to her.

[@momkatmax]

@@amasion2882 Thank you. She needed a soulmate I believe to be an anchor for her. Being a figurehead she couldn't show weakness, but she did and was criticized for it. Brown stabilized her.

[@knutdergroe9757]

Never lead a country in war, Ah Crimean war, the first Boer war. You are making more mistakes, on these biographies....... I know it is entertainment, But historical accuracy makes better stories.

[@mattcousins3]

was about to point this out, Zulu etc etc....Victoria Cross

[@annajowett5464]

It depends what you mean by "leading" because she herself, as a woman and a monarch in an increasingly dangerous military environment, couldn't go to fight with her troops and never went to visit them like her grandson did because they were in such far flung places. As such, although she was the monarch during those wars, she wasn't a leader/general type. The last monarch to lead their troops in battle was George II who fought at the Battle of Dettingen in 1743. Sorry for the rant, its just up to interpretation I guess, although you're right in the fact that there are more mistakes...

[@OnThePath777]

@@mattcousins3 and yet millions of men, women and children died in those "internment camps". Just like the nazis did with the Jews. Where did you think the nazis got the idea of concentration camps? Do your research before you speak.

[@simon8242]

@@OnThePath777 do you have any source for those "millions" of deaths?

[@kangz8030]

Sirius Draconis they were worse than the American internment camps, but they were far from as horrible as the nazi camps. The British camps were mostly to protect the civilians.

[@dreamer2anime]

"Deliciously romantic and dark"... my new favorite phrase

[@scottpeterson7500]

People started inventing the modern world during the Victorian Era, an amazing time that is still celebrated in things like Steam Punk 🇬🇧

[@laurielovett8849]

I do admire the Victorians, its amazing how many life changing things were invented by them, and the very next generation. Flush toilets, telephones, bicycles, radio, photography, motorcars , anaesthetics. painkillers. Antiseptics, the list goes on and on. Its as if there was a splurge of extra clever people born around that time..They changed the world for the good

[@laurielovett8849]

Forgot to mention Trains and the Postal system

[@eduardo20108]

I usually enjoy this channel, but this episode on Queen Victoria has so many wrong facts that it really makes me doubt the other episodes that I watch about people that I have less knowledge about. First we have the fact stated below that she succeded her uncle William IV and not her grandfather the Mad King George. Second her relationship with Albert was never a plot of her mother (really don't know where you got this information, but I have read 3 byographies about Queen Victoria and many others on the House of Hannover, aside from many other articles) , but yet it was a plot of her uncle King Leopold of Belgium (former prince of Wales married to her cousin Charlotte). Also she may have hated being pregnant, but she did love her Children dearly. Albert and Victoria tried to mantain a family life which reseambled a normal family, where they took real interest on their children affairs and development. I really stopped in this part, because I couldn't keep watching you butchering History, and I am really reconsidering all the information I learned from all the other videos I watched.

[@dempsports]

Ik your comment is old but I started noticing people in other videos point out a lot of wrong facts in his videos so he makes a lot of errors which is a shame

[@KarlaRodriguez-mx2od]

I'm leaving right now

[@moshemankoff7488]

Apparently she couldn't stand Albert (Edward VII), thinking he was in no way suited to become king.

[@itspricila]

thank you for this

[@DarylReeceJames]

@@moshemankoff7488 He would be a typical young man and like to have a good time having many mistresses in the process. Prince Albert was always worrying about Edward and chasing him around trying to get him to be more respectable. Prince Albert died during this period and Queen Victoria forevermore blamed her son Edward for his death she did not like him very much after that.

[@halfcantan1208]

When the queen of England visited the Republic of Ireland a few years ago and began her speech with the Irish language she made me reevaluate my long held contempt for the royal family though still not a great fan my contempt has pretty much gone this is something only a true leader could do

[@CatnamedMittens]

Gaelic right?

[@joncleary8896]

Can you please have your ads in the beginning and the end of the video rather than directly in the middle?

[@ignitionfrn2223]

1:25 - Chapter 1 - A princess in training 4:35 - Chapter 2 - Becoming the queen 6:35 - Chapter 3 -Life with prince albert 8:25 - Mid roll ads 9:55 - Chapter 4 -Tragedy 11:45 - Chapter 5 - Moving on 15:00 - Chapter 6 - The later years 17:10 - Chapter 7 - Death & legacy

[@egg-vf6st]

Do one on Joseph Broz Tito ps: Great video

[@lawmaker22]

communist "educated" in moscow, stalinist, butchered all opponents, responsible for murdering 200 000 people after ww2, nationalized private properties in yugoslavia, led country with americans credits, his legacy is bloody war...

[@egg-vf6st]

@@lawmaker22 did someone ask for your opinion about him?? no. so shut up

[@CagedBoy]

@@lawmaker22 he said Josip Broz Tito. No idea who the hell you were talking about. How about ya open a few books before you open your mouth. :p

[@seasoned_bitch_6932]

@@CagedBoy no, what he said was right and completely true. How about you try to learn more real facts about him and stop listening to your grandma's stories of how 'you could sleep on a bench'?

[@LukaPavlovic1]

@@CagedBoy Deluje kao da su ti roditelji previse isprali mozak komunistickom propagandom.

[@drewpamon]

Seriously? No wars during the reign of Victoria? Only a brit could possibly say that with a straight face

[@Viroh]

? Elaborate you mut.

[@drewpamon]

Well there was the war in India, Ireland, Crimea, the Boer war, the opium wars, the scramble for Africa to name a few. The British were insanely devoted to colonialism under Queen Victoria it was under her that the sun never set on the British empire.

[@toni5543]

HE DIDNT SAY THERE WERE NO WARS HE SAID SHE DIDNT LEAD ANY WARS. WHICH SHE DID NOT.

[@thunderbird1921]

You almost have to laugh at how many wars many of Britain's female monarchs started or continued. Elizabeth I picked fights with the Spanish for example. So much for "Girls are more peaceful".

[@avismoon]

@@toni5543 Maybe she didn't start new wars but she was still a terrible leader who is responsible for a lot of bloodshed.

[@josephsaltal2596]

Queen Victoria was born less than a year, I believe, before George III's death.

[@analimatraducoes]

Yes, she was just 8 months old when her father's died and her mother didn't have even the money to come back to London due her husband had lost wasted the money, so uncle Leopold took financial care of her sister and niece.

[@hannemanart]

Jenna Coleman does a great rendition of Queen V! Class, poise, and sass ... awesome!

[@geraldhimmelspach1154]

a few mistakes or not, one of the greatest, and most interesting narrators on the net.

[@Biographics]

Thank you.

[@yabutmaybenot.6433]

Nothing like watching two back to back ads before a video, only to be greeted with another a sales pitch by the content creator for their sponsor. I am starting to hate KZbin, but I do at least understand the creators needing to do ads, as youtube is screwing them.

[@ramonboyd1435]

I don't mind commercials they on my last seconds before you can skip it. Its better then having to pay for the subs you want to have & watch. They have to make _$ to do these and keep new ones coming the more $$ they make the longer & better looking videos. It's hundreds of these on U-tube. You see they charge for songs I remember they charge for ring tones. Them $1 bucks add up. No debit card we fucked, I'm glad and love we can watch nice entertaining videos for free

[@GoatGodBaal]

Queen Victoria is that best friend you want to have.

[@rayb7917]

I always am enlightened and entertained by your work. I am also a fan of the work you began on sticher,(forgive misspelling) yet Mr Whistler you are top mfkn notch sir!

[@hfar_in_the_sky]

Some people: “Victoria couldn’t have secretly married John Brown!” Victoria: *required that she be buried with a picture of John Brown and that she wear his wedding ring*

[@watcyagonado6770]

EXCELLENT VID OF OUEEN VIC IM FROM IRELAND AND THAT WAS VERY INTERESTING TO ME DID NOT KNOW A LOT OF THIS INFO THANK YOU. YOUR BIO VIDS ARE ALL EXCELLENT.

[@laurielovett8849]

@Jason BouphasavanhI'm Irish All my family loved Victoria, Its only the loud mouths that " hate anything British" on both sides of my family we feel very British, No we don't live in the North we live in Dublin, Cork and Sligo mainly. You don't hear a lot from us because there is always the danger of being kneecapped or worse, The Disappeared ( another polite word for " the murdered" ) My family on both sides fought in both world wars and possibly further back. Proud to be British

[@laurielovett8849]

@Jason Bouphasavanh why do you say " thank goodness" that us very I silting to Korean people,,I hope you feel it only right to apologise for your racist remark

[@matthewmckenna248]

Could you cover Otto Skorzney?

[@Alaryk111]

*Skorzeny

[@amandad6104]

4:21 it was her uncle King William IV

[@Luboman411]

During Queen Victoria's reign, the British Empire reached its zenith. So A LOT of places were named after her--Victoria Peak (HK), Victoria Harbor (HK), Victoria state (Aus), Queensland (Aus), Victoria, BC (Can), Regina, SK (Can), Victoria Island (Can), Lake Victoria (Africa), Victoria Falls (Africa), Victoria Monument, Kolkata (India), Great Victoria Desert (Aus), Queen's College (Aus), Mt. Victoria (Burma), Victoria Harbour, ON (Can), Queen's Park, ON (Can), Victoria and Albert Mountains (Can), Queen's College (HK), Victoria Terminus, Mumbai (India), Victoria Public Hall, Chennai (India), Victoria Avenue, Kingston (Jamaica), Mt. Victoria (NZ), Queen Street, Auckland (NZ), Victoria and Albert Museum, London (UK), Victoria Embankment, London (UK), Victoria Road, Cambridge (UK), Victoria Station, London (UK), Royal Victoria Hospital, Edinburgh (UK), Victoria Island, Lagos (Nig), Victoria (Seychelles), Queen Street (Sing), Victoria Embankment, Durban (SA), Victoria Main Road, Cape Town (SA), Victoria Dam (Sri Lanka), Victoria Nile (Uganda), Victoria University (Uganda), Avenue Victoria, Paris (Fr), Victoristadt, Berlin (Ger), Victoria Metro Station, Athens (Greece), Victoria Hall (Switz) and many, many, many more places I can't list here.

[@aurelius2070]

We all just need some quality people around in addition being a quality person ourself.

[@elizabethtorres3491]

Hello Simon 😁, You are a silver tongued fox ! You even make the ads fun and interesting!

[@IAmWBeard]

I love the victorian age. Def top 3 places to visit with a time machine.

[@marriannerayhill7734]

Both of my parents are related to Queen Victoria! Being an American, I didn't know much about her, really, until within the last few years. She was an amazing woman and Queen, I must say.

[@graceyoakum8863]

Thank you, One of the best you have ever made.

[@iamalitamim]

Could you PLEASE make a video about Turkmenbashi

[@tiberiuezri6431]

Saparmurat Niazov?

[@danidejaneiro8378]

She never led the country through war. But she reigned during the period of greatest colonial expansion in human history.

[@michealflaithbheartaigh4139]

And numerous wars such as Boer war, the Opium war, The Crimean war and numerous imperial invasions into places like Afghanistan.

[@rishabhdeb]

Empress of India, Queen Victoria is one of my favourite persons from the history. She still fascinates me. Thanks for this wonderful video. Love from India ❤️

[@stevenbissonnette7893]

Have you done a bio on Salvador Dali? Hunter s Thompson ? Da Vinci?

[@Biographics]

Dali? No. Thompson? Script is written. Da Vinci? Yes: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qICbi3djgbucqcU

[@SukoYote]

You forgot to mention that time she came across the Doctor and a werewolf! Lol

[@dmitrivlad8538]

Next: BENJAMIN DISRAELI! 🇬🇧 Please & Thank You! 😃

[@shawnfoxfirth9684]

Disraeli Gears .. .

[@ahippy8972]

Yes !

[@felipedesaxe-coburgogotha7669]

Oh wait. William Gladstone!!!!!

[@dmitrivlad8538]

@@felipedesaxe-coburgogotha7669 porque Não? 😄

[@genoelch]

Wow, Never knew. Didn’t expect to emotionally connect with the queen like that. I respect her big time.

[@MiKeMiDNiTe-77]

This has changed my view of her, people have always painted her up as a grumpy old woman but it seems like it wasn't like that at all 👍😁

[@ruksharalam173]

Please do Margaret of Anjou

[@deborahsobel3314]

The idea that her ladies were not exclusively Whig was important. Peel was not just being difficult or controlling. This was an important symbol that the monarch would be impartial.

[@randomalien7746]

Could you please do one on *Ricardo Milos* ?

[@harmankang6468]

Random Alien nah he would turn gay real quick

[@BrettyPOV]

Can you do a video on Thomas Payne?

[@carneyaugustine420]

Oh my. I wish I could just hug her! Sooo much tragedy; I even teared up. 💗💗😅😅

[@ToastieBRRRN]

Yeah, I pity her

[@cherylholmes8677]

It is sad...

[@alexandercarder2281]

Me too

[@kennylong7281]

At 1:21, you state that the grandfather of Victoria was King George III, that at 4:20, you say her Grandfather had died, and she became queen. The monarch who preceded Victoria, was William IV. So who is the grandfather of Victoria? George III, or William IV?

[@bushmanPMRR]

The era that is named after her was an amazing time. Just consider the architecture, engineering, literature, railways, exploration, arts, all in the period known as the Victorian Era. When interfering 'health and safety' bureaucracy took second place to daring to meet whatever challenges. Just think of all the train lines and stations with her name or even the resplendent Royal Albert Hall, truly an amazing period in Great British history.

[@y2kmedia118]

Interesting how the date of her death is the same as the date of the mourning journal she issued early in her life.

[@astrinymris9953]

1:49 This sounds like Parliament or the Prince-Regent assigned Conroy to the position. But in fact, Conroy became the equerry of the Duke of Kent in 1817, before he'd married Victoria of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld. Conroy became the Duchess's comptroller after Edward's death, persuading the grieving widow to hire him in this position.

[@nancyallen628]

Thank you so much!! You are wonderful Simon

[@In_TheMoonlight]

So many of the things in this video I never knew!

[@DarkSwan01]

would love to see a new video with the mistakes fixed(Wars, Inheriting the throne, etc)

[@andrewa8161]

The children weren't so much embarrassed by John Brown, they hated him. The Queen never showed any affection to her children and was emotionally abusive to some of them. When one of the children gets married the Queen writes in her journal how it is unfair that her daughter has someone who loves her and that because Albert is dead everyone else should feel the same sorrow she has. Then, all of a sudden Victoria is acting incredibly affectionate to this Scottish person. The children were jealous and some might argue rightly so as Victoria would give more compliments and love to Mr Brown then her whole nine children lives put together. There's also journal entries of the child with hemophilia who talks about how he is physically abused and bullied by Mr Brown. There's examples where the children wish to speak with their mother but Mr Bown doesn't let them which further intensified the tension between the children and this person. In my opinion the children wanted the erase John Brown's existence from the history books due to the way he had treated them

[@nochillwill5903]

You got something wrong. Her grandfather was George III, but she wasn't his immediate successor. George III died shortly after Victoria's father and was succeeded by his son George IV (Victoria's uncle). When George IV died, he was succeeded by his younger brother William IV (Victoria's other uncle). When William IV died, his niece Victoria finally became queen.

[@mafiosol_buenavida]

Don't let truth or facts get in the way of a good yarn ... ;)

[@camando133]

Really glossed over her string pulling in the later 19th century and the fact that she was a proponent of the Monarchal principal. While England itself was liberalized by the standards of the day, she was not entirely on board and was an opponent of reforms across Europe as well.

[@michealflaithbheartaigh4139]

I reckon John Dee, Francis Bacon (not the painter) or Meister Eckhart would be interesting ones to cover

[@LadybugPrinzess]

She loved again?!? History has lied to me! Wow, my eyes are opened now. Thank you very much for this informative video clarifying Victoria's life after Albert.

[@The_Shan96]

Do Alexander Hamilton!

[@Biographics]

We kinda did one on him on TopTenz our Big Sister site: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qma1iqSXZctomZI

[@susanboyd5471]

Lovely! Very interesting!

[@jamellfoster6029]

*Queen Victoria actually succeeded her uncle, William IV to the throne... Her grandpa, George III, died when she was 1 year old in 1820...

[@jaewok5G]

the grandmother of europe, jet black, her secret, prince albert piercing - all sorts of schtuff

[@Fatherofheroesandheroines]

Wow I didn't realize how far ahead of her time she was.Crazy? No,crazy like a fox!

[@Thor13332]

Victoria's uncle William iv died and then she became queen.

[@JW-dg9gf]

You're a great story teller. I would love to so research for your episodes.

[@drgunnwilliams5185]

Saying she had little long term political influence is incorrect. Each year in Canada we celebrate her birthday on the Monday closest to it. Reason: It was as result of her influence that Canada went from being a colony to a self governed country. Each "May 24th" weekend by it's proper name is "Victoria Day" (Just a little history, for the "history guy")

[@chironapolonio]

That image quality is immaculate.

[@ungurlintidechanger1467]

If I am not mistaken, it was not Victoria's grandfather, King George III, but rather her uncle, King William IV, whose death led to her being crowned Queen in 1838. Her grandfather had died 18 years earlier.

[@itsincredible6407]

Wonderful biography, thank you. Tanemmirt (thanks) from Algeria :-)

[@coopersistersadventures7746]

The more I learn about her, the more I see her strength

[@Cannabis112]

A fascinating woman with a fascinating life during a fascinating time a time known as the victorian era.

[@mehrzadabdi4194]

Thanks for the video, great like always.

[@maureenogorman8740]

Her uncle died (William 4) her paternal grandfather had died when she was a baby.

[@bedwaaqcawsgurow6401]

Great work, sir! Keep them coming. Mahad badan.

[@ivettispaghetti8895]

omg this made me cry

[@Luxfero1000]

Wait,800 likes including me,i just love Queen Victoria!

[@cynthiaejiogu8442]

How about doing a video on Prince Albert in more important of the two

[@theroyalhive2023]

I enjoy your ability to bring life to the lives of the people you discuss. I must add, though, that some of your purported facts are incorrect. William IV was her uncle, not grandfather . George III was her grandfather

[@christiannaggar4224]

Really disappointed at the number of historical inaccuracies in this video. The quality of your content has really plummeted recently. Won't be watching in the future.

[@aurynlalor1366]

18:00 I thought that Britain did go to war during her reign

[@AtomicMama42]

And like that Queen Victoria is my favourite monarch EVER!

[@effooo2000]

Actually king George the third died before victoria was born. Her first uncle and his wife had one daughter but she died while giving birth. Her second uncle and his wife had several stillborn children and one daughter who died in infancy. Victoria became queen after him

[@lrodpeterson3046]

Victoria was actually less than a year old when George III died.

[@camcan1243]

You really make learning history, fun!

[@ianchafee9374]

Sort of surprised this channel made it this far without doing her already

[@phantombeard6262]

Could you guys do Louis Riel?

[@matiasgazzarri4959]

Do Kim il Sung

[@wilsonfricke7079]

This guys inaccuracies make me uneasy, Vicotria's uncle was her predecessor not her Grandfather, George III first and third sons both suceeded him as King before Vicotria inheirted the throne, I also recall him saying about queen elizabeth that she was the first monarch to give birth while reigning when Victoria had 9 children while Queen

[@lrodpeterson3046]

Anne had 17 children, not all live births, although admittedly all before she ascended the throne.

[@cherylinmon8333]

Those who believe they are of ‘noble’ blood ‘kept it in the family’ literally for thousands of years. The results were catastrophic in the long run.

[@TheKlabim]

You forgot about the adventures she had with Jacob and Evie Frye.

[@josenavarro3564]

The ads suck but i understand .....i enjoyed the videos keep up the good work

[@robertvangilder9108]

You need to get your facts right. George the 3rd died in 1820 I believe. Two of his sons were king before Victoria. And use the right photos or paintings of that person that you r talking about

[@gabriellavedier9650]

No wars? Tommy this and Tommy that and chuck him out, the brute? But it's Saviour of his Country when the guns begin to shoot? The Widow's uniform is not the soldier man's disgrace? You may have missed something.

[@ArchiveAcheron]

In truth Queen Victoria actually had a wonderful sense of humor, wise to match witty. From what I have read Victoria admired when a subject would drop their own pomposity to deliver brass honesty over the false flattery that in truth such flattery rather disgusted Victoria for she had been bombarded with kiss-ass nobility since birth. Queen Victoria was in favor of the one willing to quote "Throw the Fork in the Pie" amongst the judgement & ridicule of the Aristocracy.

[@ItsLunaRegina]

I feel her on her hatred of pregnancy. I am pregnant now and I haaaaaaaaaaaaaaate it so much and it sucks.

[@jayasinha9697]

The Indian language that she was learning is not called "hindustani" it is called "hindi". India is also known as "Hindustan" in the Indian language hindi, so an indian person is known as a "Hindustani" in hindi , just like a person from Britain is called "British".

[@jackiemiles2021]

I love watching your videos❤️.

[@TH3HOLYJ3BUS]

usige beatha , my man john brown.