Database: Prince Albert - Revision history

Batfan13 at 04:11, 6 May 2026

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	The [[Civilian\|public]] was at first skeptical about a [[Germany\|foreigner]] being made prince consort, fearing that Albert would have too much influence on Victoria. While Albert was by no means a malevolent figure, he did come to exert more and more power in court, especially whenever Victoria was pregnant with one of their seven children. He restructured their household staff, became an important player in [[United Kingdom\|Britain]]'s foreign policy, and squeezed his way into parliamentary ceremonies that had, until then, only required the presence of the Queen. As passionate as their love for each other was, Victoria pushed back against Albert's desire to become her sole advisor and the head of their family.		The [[Civilian\|public]] was at first skeptical about a [[Germany\|foreigner]] being made prince consort, fearing that Albert would have too much influence on Victoria. While Albert was by no means a malevolent figure, he did come to exert more and more power in court, especially whenever Victoria was pregnant with one of their seven children. He restructured their household staff, became an important player in [[United Kingdom\|Britain]]'s foreign policy, and squeezed his way into parliamentary ceremonies that had, until then, only required the presence of the Queen. As passionate as their love for each other was, Victoria pushed back against Albert's desire to become her sole advisor and the head of their family.

	By 1860, Albert's health had deteriorated significantly. He became physically weak, had difficulty breathing and could no longer eat. He was diagnosed with {{Wiki\|typhoid}}, a treatable disease at the time, but it was too late. He passed away on the 14th of December, with his wife the Queen by his side.		By 1860, Albert's health had deteriorated significantly. He became physically weak, had difficulty breathing and could no longer eat. He was diagnosed with {{Wiki\|Typhoid fever\|typhoid}}, a treatable disease at the time, but it was too late. He passed away on the 14th of December, with his wife the Queen by his side.
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imported>Darman36 at 23:41, 27 June 2024

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	Date of Birth: 26 August 1816.		Date of Birth: 26 August 1816.

	When Queen [[~~Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom\|~~Victoria]] first laid eyes on Prince [[Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha]], it was love at first sight. Sure, they were cousins, but it was a different time. She asked for his hand in marriage in October of 1839, and they were married in February the following year.		When Queen [[Victoria]] first laid eyes on Prince [[Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha]], it was love at first sight. Sure, they were cousins, but it was a different time. She asked for his hand in marriage in October of 1839, and they were married in February the following year.

	The [[Civilian\|public]] was at first skeptical about a [[Germany\|foreigner]] being made prince consort, fearing that Albert would have too much influence on Victoria. While Albert was by no means a malevolent figure, he did come to exert more and more power in court, especially whenever Victoria was pregnant with one of their seven children. He restructured their household staff, became an important player in [[United Kingdom\|Britain]]'s foreign policy, and squeezed his way into parliamentary ceremonies that had, until then, only required the presence of the Queen. As passionate as their love for each other was, Victoria pushed back against Albert's desire to become her sole advisor and the head of their family.		The [[Civilian\|public]] was at first skeptical about a [[Germany\|foreigner]] being made prince consort, fearing that Albert would have too much influence on Victoria. While Albert was by no means a malevolent figure, he did come to exert more and more power in court, especially whenever Victoria was pregnant with one of their seven children. He restructured their household staff, became an important player in [[United Kingdom\|Britain]]'s foreign policy, and squeezed his way into parliamentary ceremonies that had, until then, only required the presence of the Queen. As passionate as their love for each other was, Victoria pushed back against Albert's desire to become her sole advisor and the head of their family.

imported>Soranin at 04:19, 9 February 2024

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	Date of Birth: 26 August 1816.		Date of Birth: 26 August 1816.

	When Queen [[Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom\|Victoria]] first laid eyes on [[~~Prince~~ Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha]], it was love at first sight. Sure, they were cousins, but it was a different time. She asked for his hand in marriage in October of 1839, and they were married in February the following year.		When Queen [[Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom\|Victoria]] first laid eyes on Prince [[Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha]], it was love at first sight. Sure, they were cousins, but it was a different time. She asked for his hand in marriage in October of 1839, and they were married in February the following year.

	The [[Civilian\|public]] was at first skeptical about a [[Germany\|foreigner]] being made prince consort, fearing that Albert would have too much influence on Victoria. While Albert was by no means a malevolent figure, he did come to exert more and more power in court, especially whenever Victoria was pregnant with one of their seven children. He restructured their household staff, became an important player in [[United Kingdom\|Britain]]'s foreign policy, and squeezed his way into parliamentary ceremonies that had, until then, only required the presence of the Queen. As passionate as their love for each other was, Victoria pushed back against Albert's desire to become her sole advisor and the head of their family.		The [[Civilian\|public]] was at first skeptical about a [[Germany\|foreigner]] being made prince consort, fearing that Albert would have too much influence on Victoria. While Albert was by no means a malevolent figure, he did come to exert more and more power in court, especially whenever Victoria was pregnant with one of their seven children. He restructured their household staff, became an important player in [[United Kingdom\|Britain]]'s foreign policy, and squeezed his way into parliamentary ceremonies that had, until then, only required the presence of the Queen. As passionate as their love for each other was, Victoria pushed back against Albert's desire to become her sole advisor and the head of their family.

imported>Darman36 at 16:28, 31 January 2024

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	Date of Birth: 26 August 1816.		Date of Birth: 26 August 1816.

	When Queen [[Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom\|Victoria]] first laid eyes on ~~Prince~~ [[~~Albert,~~ Prince ~~Consort\|~~Albert~~]] of {{Wiki\|House~~ of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha~~\|Saxe-Coburg and Gotha}}~~, it was love at first sight. Sure, they were cousins, but it was a different time. She asked for his hand in marriage in October of 1839, and they were married in February the following year.		When Queen [[Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom\|Victoria]] first laid eyes on [[Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha]], it was love at first sight. Sure, they were cousins, but it was a different time. She asked for his hand in marriage in October of 1839, and they were married in February the following year.

	The public was at first skeptical about a foreigner being made prince consort, fearing that Albert would have too much influence on Victoria. While Albert was by no means a malevolent figure, he did come to exert more and more power in court, especially whenever Victoria was pregnant with one of their seven children. He restructured their household staff, became an important player in [[United Kingdom\|Britain]]'s foreign policy, and squeezed his way into parliamentary ceremonies that had, until then, only required the presence of the Queen. As passionate as their love for each other was, Victoria pushed back against Albert's desire to become her sole advisor and the head of their family.		The [[Civilian\|public]] was at first skeptical about a [[Germany\|foreigner]] being made prince consort, fearing that Albert would have too much influence on Victoria. While Albert was by no means a malevolent figure, he did come to exert more and more power in court, especially whenever Victoria was pregnant with one of their seven children. He restructured their household staff, became an important player in [[United Kingdom\|Britain]]'s foreign policy, and squeezed his way into parliamentary ceremonies that had, until then, only required the presence of the Queen. As passionate as their love for each other was, Victoria pushed back against Albert's desire to become her sole advisor and the head of their family.

	By 1860, Albert's health had deteriorated significantly. He became physically weak, had difficulty breathing and could no longer eat. He was diagnosed with typhoid, a treatable disease at the time, but it was too late. He passed away on the 14th of December, with his wife the Queen by his side.		By 1860, Albert's health had deteriorated significantly. He became physically weak, had difficulty breathing and could no longer eat. He was diagnosed with {{Wiki\|typhoid}}, a treatable disease at the time, but it was too late. He passed away on the 14th of December, with his wife the Queen by his side.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Prince Albert}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Prince Albert}}
	[[Category:Database: People]]		[[Category:Database: People]]
	[[Category:Helix database entries]]		[[Category:Helix database entries]]

imported>Lady Kyashira at 09:45, 26 February 2019

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	[[File:ACS_DB_Prince_Albert.jpg\|~~thumb~~]]		[[File:ACS_DB_Prince_Albert.jpg\|right\|250px]]
	Date of Birth: 26 August 1816.		Date of Birth: 26 August 1816.

	When Queen [[Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom\|Victoria]] first laid eyes on Prince [[Albert, Prince Consort\|Albert]] of ~~Sace~~-Coburg and Gotha, it was love at first sight. Sure, they were cousins, but it was a different time. She asked for his hand in marriage in October of 1839, and they were married in February the following year.		When Queen [[Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom\|Victoria]] first laid eyes on Prince [[Albert, Prince Consort\|Albert]] of {{Wiki\|House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha\|Saxe-Coburg and Gotha}}, it was love at first sight. Sure, they were cousins, but it was a different time. She asked for his hand in marriage in October of 1839, and they were married in February the following year.

	The public was at first skeptical about a foreigner being made prince consort, fearing that Albert would have too much influence on Victoria. While Albert was by no means a malevolent figure, he did come to exert more and more power in court, especially whenever Victoria was pregnant with one of their seven children. He restructured their household staff, became an important player in [[United Kingdom\|Britain]]'s foreign policy, and squeezed his way into parliamentary ceremonies that had, until then, only required the presence of the Queen. As passionate as their love for each other was, Victoria pushed back against Albert's desire to become her sole advisor and the head of their family.		The public was at first skeptical about a foreigner being made prince consort, fearing that Albert would have too much influence on Victoria. While Albert was by no means a malevolent figure, he did come to exert more and more power in court, especially whenever Victoria was pregnant with one of their seven children. He restructured their household staff, became an important player in [[United Kingdom\|Britain]]'s foreign policy, and squeezed his way into parliamentary ceremonies that had, until then, only required the presence of the Queen. As passionate as their love for each other was, Victoria pushed back against Albert's desire to become her sole advisor and the head of their family.

imported>Evandrus Primæ at 06:15, 8 May 2017

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	Date of Birth: 26 August 1816.		Date of Birth: 26 August 1816.

	~~Wheen~~ Queen [[Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom\|Victoria]] first laid eyes on Prince [[Albert, Prince Consort\|Albert]] of Sace-Coburg and Gotha, it was love at first sight. Sure, they were cousins, but it was a different time. She asked for his hand in marriage in October of 1839, and they were married in February the following year.		When Queen [[Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom\|Victoria]] first laid eyes on Prince [[Albert, Prince Consort\|Albert]] of Sace-Coburg and Gotha, it was love at first sight. Sure, they were cousins, but it was a different time. She asked for his hand in marriage in October of 1839, and they were married in February the following year.

	The public was at first skeptical about a foreigner being made prince consort, fearing that Albert would have too much influence on Victoria. While Albert was by no means a malevolent figure, he did come to exert more and more power in court, especially whenever Victoria was pregnant with one of their seven children. He restructured their household staff, became an important player in [[United Kingdom\|Britain]]'s foreign policy, and squeezed his way into parliamentary ceremonies that had, until then, only required the presence of the Queen. As passionate as their love for each other was, Victoria pushed back against Albert's desire to become her sole advisor and the head of their family.		The public was at first skeptical about a foreigner being made prince consort, fearing that Albert would have too much influence on Victoria. While Albert was by no means a malevolent figure, he did come to exert more and more power in court, especially whenever Victoria was pregnant with one of their seven children. He restructured their household staff, became an important player in [[United Kingdom\|Britain]]'s foreign policy, and squeezed his way into parliamentary ceremonies that had, until then, only required the presence of the Queen. As passionate as their love for each other was, Victoria pushed back against Albert's desire to become her sole advisor and the head of their family.

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[[File:ACS_DB_Prince_Albert.jpg|thumb]]
Date of Birth: 26 August 1816.

Wheen Queen [[Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom|Victoria]] first laid eyes on Prince [[Albert, Prince Consort|Albert]] of Sace-Coburg and Gotha, it was love at first sight. Sure, they were cousins, but it was a different time. She asked for his hand in marriage in October of 1839, and they were married in February the following year.

The public was at first skeptical about a foreigner being made prince consort, fearing that Albert would have too much influence on Victoria. While Albert was by no means a malevolent figure, he did come to exert more and more power in court, especially whenever Victoria was pregnant with one of their seven children. He restructured their household staff, became an important player in [[United Kingdom|Britain]]'s foreign policy, and squeezed his way into parliamentary ceremonies that had, until then, only required the presence of the Queen. As passionate as their love for each other was, Victoria pushed back against Albert's desire to become her sole advisor and the head of their family.

By 1860, Albert's health had deteriorated significantly. He became physically weak, had difficulty breathing and could no longer eat. He was diagnosed with typhoid, a treatable disease at the time, but it was too late. He passed away on the 14th of December, with his wife the Queen by his side.
{{DEFAULTSORT:Prince Albert}}
[[Category:Database: People]]
[[Category:Helix database entries]]