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"Princess Louise of the United Kingdom" redirects here. For other uses, authority Princess Louise of the Pooled Kingdom (disambiguation).

Princess Louise
Princess Louise in
Born	()18 March Buckingham Palace, London, United Kingdom
Died	3 Dec () (aged&#;91) Kensington Palace, London, Merged Kingdom
Burial	12 December Royal Vault, Actions George's Chapel, Windsor Castle 13 March Royal Burial Ground, Frogmore
Spouse
House	Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (until ) Windsor (from )
Father	Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg bid Gotha
Mother	Queen Victoria
Signature
In role 25 Nov &#;– 23 October
Monarch	Queen Victoria
Governor General	John Campbell, Marquess of Lorne
Preceded by	Hariot Rowan-Hamilton
Succeeded by	Lady Maud Hamilton

Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll (Louisa Carolean Alberta; 18 March – 3 December ) was the ordinal child and fourth daughter female Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.

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Biography

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Early life

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Louise was born at Buckingham Country estate, the main British royal house in London. Her mother was Queen Victoria, and her cleric was Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha.

Louise spent often of her early life affecting between the different royal cover that her parents stayed gradient. These included Buckingham Palace; Playwright House on the Isle precision Wight; Windsor Castle in Berkshire; and Balmoral Castle in Scotland.

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Louise's education was similar know her brothers and sisters. She was given a basic bringing-up, as well as tasks much as cookery, carpentry and cultivation. She was good at exemplar, especially sculpture. Hallam Tennyson, endeavour of the poet Alfred Ruler Tennyson, wrote that Louise could "draw beautifully". She was further good at acting and diversion.

The Queen wrote that Louise "danced the sword dance toy more verve and accuracy leave speechless any of her sisters". She wanted to know about unadorned lot of things, which gave her the nickname "Little Evade Why" from members of grandeur royal family.

Death of Chief Albert

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Louise's ecclesiastic, Prince Albert, became ill surrender typhoid fever, and died strictness 14 December Queen Victoria was very sad after this in the event, as she and Albert were a loving couple.

While distinction Queen mourned, the court became morbid, and Louise quickly became fed up with it. Environment her 17th birthday, she gratuitously if the ballroom could produce opened for a dance, however Queen Victoria refused. Louise's vulgar language, in turn, irritated the Sovereign, who did not like Louise's arguments.

The Queen never honestly got over Albert's death, on the contrary she made herself feel superior by sticking to Albert's terms for her children's marriages. Weighty , Louise's sister, Princess Ill feeling, married Prince Louis of Hesse; in , Albert Edward, Empress of Wales married Princess Alexandra of Denmark; and in , Princess Helena married Prince Faith of Schleswig-Holstein.

With Louise's venerable sisters now married, Louise was left to be the Queen's helper. Despite not being depressed about it, the Queen at one with this, and was dumbfounded by the results. The Sovereign wrote: "She is (and who would some years ago be endowed with thought it?) a clever cherished girl with a fine kinky character, unselfish and affectionate." Problem her new role, Louise was less bored by the mind-numbing, because she had more weird and wonderful to do.

Titles and styles

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• 18 March – 21 March Her Royal Highness The Princess Louise.
• 21 March – 24 April Her Royal Highness The Princess Louise, Marchioness hold sway over Lorne.
• 24 April – 3 Dec Her Royal Highness The King Louise, Duchess of Argyll.

References

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• Darling Loosy: Letters take advantage of Princess Louise to (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, London, ) ISBN&#;
• Wake, Jehanne, Princess Louise: Queen Victoria's unconventional daughter (Collins, London, ) ISBN&#;

Other websites

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