Letters Queen Victoria Wrote while Tipsy For Sale - The Westside Gazette
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By Sophie Watson A fascinating haul of royal letters reveals that Queen Victoria may have been one of the first people in the world to use drunken ‘textspeak.’ The British monarch often penned letters while []
Letter written by 'DRUNK' Queen Victoria using 'early text speak' expected to fetch £1,500
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