"I say he is a myth," replied Albert, "and never had an existence."
"Well, Albert," inquired Franz of his companion, "are you still disposed to go to the Colosseum by the outer wall?"
"Quite so," said Albert, "if the way be picturesque." The clock struck nine as the door opened, and a coachman appeared.
"Ah, my dear fellow," said Albert, rising, and lighting his third cigar, "really, I thought you had more courage." So saying, the two young men went down the staircase, and got into the carriage.
They aim to shed new light on
Albert's contribution as consort, unofficial private secretary, and guide and mentor to some of the greatest national projects of his day.
Alberts B and C got in on the action as well, both winning their matches to make it a clean sweep for all the
Albert club teams - a full house you might say.
An explosive new biography of Lucy Worsley OBE, a British historian, revealed that Queen Victoria and Prince
Albert's relationship as shown on (https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/masterpiece/shows/victoria/) PBS' "Victoria" by Jenna Coleman and Tom Hughes is romanticized and "not historically accurate." Prince
Albert was reportedly a "domineering consort" and even encouraged the Queen to be dependent on him.