The HORRIFIC Death Of Queen Victoria's Second Son

[@evenmore5868]

I think your marvelous consise and well narated videos really have no need of the 'horrific' clickbate title!

[@joannerickard1160]

Please stop with the "horrific". Your videos are interesting and informative...you don't need to exaggerate.

[@macharrington7733]

Just like every rainstorm is Noah's flood and every tornado is apocalyptic...😮

[@leenguy]

Yes, ridiculous using the term 'horrific' death, its just click bait.

[@moonlightview5862]

IM HORRIFIED 😳

[@shalakoh6395]

I greatly enjoy your videos and find them full of interesting historical information!

[@susanc4622]

I can’t imagine just continuing with your tour after being wounded in an assassination attempt. They were made of pretty stern stuff in those days!

[@ahippy8972]

But was there? Why did Farrel try to shoot him? Nobody does something that risqué without a huge reason?

[@susanc4622]

@@ahippy8972 The Irish hated the English for, among other reasons, the potato famine. That was reason. England still controlled the whole of Ireland and the Easter rebellion which led to the Irish republic was only 20 years away.

[@rodolfoayalajr.8589]

Queen Victoria also lost a daughter to illness same year Queen Victoria died in 1901. Rip Amen 🙏. Great educational video friend.

[@gidzmobug2323]

Yes, her eldest daughter, Victoria (Empress of Germany).

[@susancady2581]

To counter the complainers and the haters, I just want to say, I enjoy your videos. They are interesting, quick, and informative! Thank you for your great work, I will continue to watch and enjoy 😊

[@karenreiter533]

From the portraits, Albert looked very much like his father.

[@Kimberly-cx9uv]

You think? i feel with the Bulging Blue Eyes and arhcing brows he looks like queen Victoria, but otherwise i feel his features resemblance a bit more Alberts, but the eyes man...

[@zzzbbbooo]

Agree, I think he was the child most like Albert in appearance.

[@doubledee9675]

He was so fortunate to have a decimated memorial - very few of those around.

[@ladydamiana6841]

**snurt** Probably because they were.....decimated!

[@doubledee9675]

@@ladydamiana6841 Must be. I've never been to one myself

[@Ann65.]

@@doubledee9675 😂😂😂

[@doubledee9675]

@@Ann65. I suppose that it would not be 1, but rather a collection of 10 pieces

[@Ann65.]

@@doubledee9675 At least 10 pieces!! Vicky's family, led by Eddie 7th, were a horrible lot, looking down their noses on everyone. Vicky's faithful Indian (?) servant was dismissed immediately upon her death, with his belongings put out in the garden! All of the letters between him and Vicky were also taken. He didn't fit in with Edward's Court I guess. 🤣

[@barryjacobs8524]

Very interesting. I didn’t know that he died before his mum. Sad Thankyou for a story filled with history. 😊

[@ranisrikumar5735]

And also your narration is super 🎉

[@RevLeigh55]

Four of Queen Victoria’s nine children died before her.

[@MichelleBruce-lo4oc]

Hi, interesting video. How are you? I'm doing well. Your history are always enjoyable

[@honestlyyours1069]

Excellent video.

[@samjaymc]

Alfred's family nickname was actually Affie, not Alfie.

[@kennethwong8843]

I hate click baiter's penchant to title their offerings with "The horrible death of ...." fill in the blank.

[@BanAvtai]

I am no longer subscribing as you simply cannot make a video without HORRIFIC in the title.

[@macharrington7733]

Amazing how many of the royal family have died of throat cancer or lung cancer....💭

[@zzzbbbooo]

Men smoked heavily then.

[@theresalaux5655]

I love your videos and will continue to watch😊 pooie on the haters!

[@TheGrumpyEnglishman]

Just because a person has an opinion that differs from your own, it does not make them a 'hater'.

[@robnewman6101]

R.I.P

[@nanaof7preciousgrands115]

You can see where Charles got his looks

[@ahippy8972]

Why did Farrel shoot at him? Nothing is on the internet about this. Nobody shoots at someone without a very real reason.?

[@here_we_go_again2571]

Thank you this was a very concise biography All I can say is: *Alfred was a better "spare" than either Prince Andrew or Prince Harry!* He had become redundant at age 20 when the Prince of Wales' first son was born in 1864[1] (A second son followed in 1865, who became George V.[2] A third son was born and died in 1871) I believe that Alfred's oldest sister (Empress Victoria of Germany) died of (breast) cancer. I know that her husband (Emperor Frederick iii)[3] died of throat cancer. Like his brother-in-law, Alfred, Frederick iii was a very heavy smoker. ______________________________________________________ 1.) Prince "Eddie" Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence and Avondale ...... (Albert Victor Christian Edward; 8 January 1864 - 14 January 1892) 2.) George V. (r. 1910 -- 1936) King of the UK, British Dominions, Emperor of India (George Frederick Ernest Albert; 3 June 1865 - 20 January 1936) 3.) The House of Hohenzollern ...... (Margraviate of Brandenburg, kingdom of Prussia, Emperor United Germany)

[@mangot589]

Harry isn’t even a “Spare” anymore. 😂👍. Wonder how feels about that WHAAAAA. Big nobody now, as far as succession goes. Ergo…..

[@here_we_go_again2571]

@@mangot589 If I was William or Catherine; I would NEVER allow Harry or Meghan near my children!

[@ShannonUrquhart]

He was a notorious brothel crawler, hardly a fine upstanding man.

[@zzzbbbooo]

@@ShannonUrquhart Who, Affie?

[@TheGrumpyEnglishman]

My son very much enjoys watching your videos. But, you seem to have a penchant for repetition and mispronouncing words that are quite common. Also, your phrasing needs some attention. Those are not insurmountable problems per se, but if my 11 year old son picks up on them, I'm sure many others do too.

[@astardustparade]

Click bait

[@ahippy8972]

I’d love to know how far the royals would have got working up from the ground up with no privileges. No offence I’d just love to know how great they really were.

[@Aces77777]

This was queen Victoria's first son Not second

[@moniquelegarda1842]

No, he wasn't the first son.

[@gidzmobug2323]

Albert Edward (Edward VII) was the firstborn son. Alfred was the second son.