The Three Daughters of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- The Three Daughters of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra
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Those three girls should have played a more prominent role in the royal family, they were very close to the throne. For a couple of years after Eddy's death before George married and had a child, Louise could have become Queen if anything had happened to him.
Louise would not have been able to become queen in that situation as George vi had two younger brothers that were ahead of her in the line of succession
@@RegalChronicles the OP was referring to the period after the death of Albert Victor (Eddy) and before the birth of the future Edward VIII when Princess Louise was 3rd in line to the throne
@@RegalChroniclesHow are you this uneducated when you are making historical videos. If you were educated, you would know that George VI never had a sister called Louise, but George V did! She’s clearly talking about George V brother and his only elder brother, The Duke of Clarence and when he died George was first in line to the throne, with Louise being 2nd in line.
Edward V111 married Wallis Simpson
OOPS TOO MANY ERRORS. NEED TO DO YOUR RESEARCH BEFOR PUTTING OUT INCORRECT INFORMATION.
I agree; the human(s) behind the AI narrator seem to rely heavily upon AI.
NO NEED TO SHOUT
King Edward VII not King Edward VIII was their father.
Nope, got the Edward VII right, but Edward VIII was Edward VII’s grandson who abdicated.
Exactly! It was Edward the 7th
Yes far too many historical errors in this. And despite the narrator sounding English there is some very unusual pronunciation in words like photography and others. I didn't bother to watch to the end I'm afraid.
They’re using an AI voice. The channel likely originates in Vietnam.
AI is ruining the simplistic things. Not a good replacement for educated people.
Toria was failed by both of her parents.
True
I agree💯
Yes, you are right.
that lady isnt buried in the Royal Mausoleum at Frogmore, only Queen Victoria and Prince Albert are
she was buried on the Frogmore burial ground not the mausoleum
Ridiculously bad research: within 20 seconds I hit stop.
MOAN MOAN MOAN !!
@@Dowager666do your homework
Maude's waist looked like it was 10 inches.
FYFFE house is in Brighton
Do you not use words like at and of etc
AI narration betrayed when common words are mispronounced.
Can you tell the difference between Edward VII and Edward VIII? Clearly NOT
The son of Victoria who was involved with the Ripper, led a dissolute life and made the flower of Jersey his mistress while his deaf wife had to cope with all his unworthy behaviour and daily adultery
There is no evidence of any link between the Royal family and Jack the Ripper
Unclear if these are the daughters, sisters or what ?
Corrrection is right
Awful presentation. Incorrect, etc.
the narrator in this video, whether human or AI, doesn't know how to speak English properly, which rather spoils the whole thing; (photography,Duchess, declined, called, all quite common words and all pronounced badly. Also 'Toria' said in different ways.
Awful. Poor research
are you unable to speak grammatical English? Its Earl OF MacDuff not Earl MacDuff
Oof. Princess Louise.
Omggggg…WTH with using “spinster” !!!! Archaic, demeaning, offensive word!
What would you like to use instead?
The proper word of that day.
@@rosemariedelph3324 well I suppose spinster was what they were called at that time. But I cannot think of a modern word other than singleton.
It is a word meaning unmarried woman, what is demeaning in that. My aunty is a spinster, unmarried.
Better than “old maid”! Now THAT is demeaning!