Kathy LetteIt's not Life that begans at forty, it's Death- Victoria
About This Quote
This quote is very well known. It was said by Queen Victoria at the age of fifty. It was her first major speech to the British nation, and she had just experienced her first bout of ill health in 19 years. She was suffering from severe depression but managed to pull herself together and continue on with her day. The other reason she made this speech is because it was fifty years since the death of her beloved husband Prince Albert who had died at the age of forty-eight.
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