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The girlhood of Queen Victoria, vol. 1 (of 2)

Note 306 — INTRODUCTORY NOTE TO CHAPTER VI

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Lord Durham, by his charming manners, had overcome certain prejudice which had been felt in St. Petersburg on his appointment. He was exceedingly popular with the Emperor. He returned to England, it was said, “a greater aristocrat than ever.” See ante, p. 81.

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