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One day in 1850, a letter of protest from abroad arrived at Windsor Castle. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert were furious upon reading it. The Foreign Office had ignored it and disobeyed its instructions. Lord Palmerston, the Foreign Secretary, was hastily summoned. He had to endure Queen Victoria's furious rebuke. The Queen's face was flushed, and Prince Albert, standing next to her, was visibly angry. Surprisingly, Lord Palmerston seemed relaxed. "Oh, my subordinate must have made another mistake. I'll make sure it doesn't happen again." But neither the Queen nor Prince Albert believed him. It was the same excuse over and over again. Why did the Foreign Secretary pretend to follow the instructions, yet so often ignore them? Surprisingly, the secret to the British Empire's prosperity lay hidden here. Let's delve into the details. ▶ Everyone heading to Europe, read this series! [Art and Humanities Travel] (3 volumes) Italy, Paris, Spain https://www.yes24.com/Product/Search?... #Art and Humanities, Interesting History, Interesting Humanities, Commentary on Famous Paintings, History YouTube, Victoria, Queen Victoria, Alexandrina Victoria, England, Victorian Era, Prince Albert, Saxe-Coburg, Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Coburg, Palmerston, Palmerston, Lord Palmerston, Opium Wars, Emperor of India, Sepoy, Crimean War, Sun Never Set, Whig Party, Henry John Temple, Napoleon III, Metternich, Bismarck, #victoria, queenvictoria,