Queen Victoria & the Victorian Era Documentary

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[BHuang]

Victoria's great-great-granddaughter Elizabeth II surpassed the record as the oldest female monarch in history by 15 years!

[landsea]

8:20 This is an important point here . During the 19th Century, there were numerous labour laws bought in trying to stop the use of child labour . But industrialists found loop holes in them . What finally ended the use of child labour was making schooling mandatory beginning in 1870 .

[herondelatorre]

Queen Victoria 1819-1901 & Prince Albert 1819-1861 Their nine children Princess Victoria 1840-1901, Prince Albert Edward ( King Edward VII ) 1841-1910, Princess Alice 1843-1878, Prince Alfred 1844-1900, Princess Helena 1846-1923, Princess Louise 1848-1939, Prince Arthur 1850-1942, Prince Leopold 1853-1884, and Princess Beatrice 1857-1944

[tamararutland-mills]

Queen Victoria was amazing. Her early conditioning enabled her to stand against oppression, which later she remained sensitive towards, and advocated for many others who struggled against it. She is a fascinating and inspiring character in today’s world as well.

[abukamara]

Keep producing interesting videos like this; we appreciate it so much
Thank you 😊

[Dark_forest]

The queen's real name is Alexandrina Victoria. Victoria is her middle name. The first name was given to her in honor of the Russian Emperor Alexander I - her godfather.... If anyone didn’t know this.

[InalienableLiberty]

British history is so fascinating.. much love, respect, and admiration from your ally on the other side of the water~ 🇺🇸🤍🇬🇧

[cdfdesantis]

Victorian Great Britain is my favorite era of British history. The structure of that era, & the structure's chief architect, Queen Victoria herself, have been of enormous influence in cultures & societies across the globe. The Victorian British Empire is the greatest & most diverse empire the world has ever seen, sprung from a few tiny islands & a very tiny woman on the western fringe of Europe in the N. Atlantic. Queen Victoria outlived all her erstwhile influencers, leaving the world with a period crafted by her hands & called by her name - the Victorian Age.

[darlenebradley]

I think Queen Victoria did the best she could with what she had. I understand the usefulness of studying the not so fine aspects of history, as this is how we learn and evolve politically and socially. What I don't understand is the current passion for what I see as 'revisionist history' that emphasizes the failures with no mediation of the successes. This invariably leads to engaging in presentism: assigning present day mores' and cultural norms to those in the past, who were, in the context of their age, acting in what was then an acceptale way....which is now leading to the destruction of historical monuments, memorials, and abandonement of books, writings, and other things with which we remind ourselves of the triumphs and tragedies of life.

[carocatho]

I wildly admire Queen Victoria. I am a great fan of hers, as I am also a great fan of her great-great granddaughter, Elizabeth II.

[sweethistortea]

I can't believe that Victoria's mother and Conroy put the young girl through the Kensington System. It seemed very harsh from what I've read and seen in documentries.

[JarlOfSwot]

England always seemed better off when there was a queen ruling for some reason.

[SkunkMonkey]

My great great grandfather was one of the queens personal body guards.

[katherinemysteries]

How lucky she was to have a good man like Albert and to be happily in love

[sweethistortea]

Your documentaries are so fascinating to listen to!

[SafetySpooon]

The photograph of Victoria & Albert is NOT their wedding day, but an anniversary, at least 10 years later.

[grapeshot]

Yeah the Victorian era it's that era that people think that everything was so golden. But of course there's never been a golden history in human history. Do you hear that conservatives who think that the 1950s was some type of golden history. It is not and it was not because humans can't stop being humans.

[paigeycakey]

Been waiting for another Victoria documentary, feel like I’ve watched a majority of the ones offered on YouTube.

[carmenmonoxide]

Strangely enough. this video allowed me to understand and place the relatives and relationships in Victoria's life. To me, she was a fiercely loyal and dedicated person to her country and those who were a benefit to her.

[michaelalan]

I wish that the queen had done more for the people of Ireland when they were starving due to a fungus that destroyed their primary source of nourishment. Just imagine the outpouring of goodwill that that act of Christian charity might've proven after the horrors of Cromwell's persecution of fellow followers of Jesus in Eire.