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Hello and welcome to history tea time.

I'm Lindsay Holiday and I'm spilling the tea on history.

Queen Victoria's childhood and siblings.

Recently, I visited Kensington Palace in London, where Queen Victoria was born and raised.

Let's explore the rooms where she spent her troubled youth, examine the harsh Kensington system under which she was reared, discover a few of her childhood joys,

and learn what transformed her into a queen. We'll also get to know her two half-siblings,

Carl and Fyodora, who are so often forgotten by history. We'll find out what sort of relationship they had with their

royal little sister and what became of them. Victoria's story really begins two years before her

birth, for she never would have been were it not for the tragic death of another princess.

Charlotte of Wales was the only child born of the miserable marriage between George Prince of Wales and Caroline of Brunswick. She grew up to be a beautiful, moderate and popular princess, in contrast to her widely loathed father. At 20, she wed Prince Leopold of Sox-Kolberg-Sulfeld, and they were the

Will and Kate of their day. But the future came crashing down in 1817, when Charlotte died in

an agonizing childbirth at just 21. Her son was stillborn. And now there were no heirs to the throne

in the next generation. George III was still technically king, but he had completely succumbed to

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