This monarch's youngest son, Leopold, died of hemophilia. This monarch was brought up under John Conroy's oppressive Kensingt
This monarch's youngest son, Leopold, died of hemophilia. This monarch was brought up under John Conroy's oppressive Kensington System. Edward Oxford and John Francis both tried to assassinate this ruler. This ruler was the first to live in Buckingham Palace. One of this monarch's mentors was Lord Melbourne, and Robert (*) Peel took power under this ruler. This ruler, who succeeded William IV, was the first British Monarch to hold a Diamond Jubilee. This ruler was succeeded by Edward VII and often quarreled with William Gladstone. For 10 points, name this wife of Albert and Queen of Britain for much of the 19th century.
This monarch's youngest son, Leopold, died of hemophilia. This monarch was brought up under John Conroy's oppressive Kensington System.