Replying to a request by this person, a famously-concise general simply answered, "Sparrowhawks."
In 2012, around 43,000 pages of this person's journals were made publicly available online. Replying to a request by this person, a famously-concise general simply answered, "Sparrowhawks." A man named Abdul Karim served this ruler as a "munshi," teaching Urdu and Hindi, and replaced a Scottish servant named John Brown. Lord Melbourne remained prime minister after this ruler refused a request by Robert (*) Peel. To educate this member of the House of Hanover, the Duchess of Kent and John Conroy created the Kensington System. The Crystal Palace was built for the Great Exhibition organized by this ruler's husband, Prince Albert. For 10 points, name this Queen of the United Kingdom for most of the 1800s.
In 2012, around 43,000 pages of this person's journals were made publicly available online.
Queen Victoria [or Alexandrina Victoria] &lt;RY, BritHist&gt;