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(source #3)While Queen Victoria stayed as queen until her death she began to grow the country much more putting, building railways, bridges, underground railways, etc.(source #1) In the year of 1840 Queen Victoria married the love of her life, her cousin Prince Albert Of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. But because Victoria was the queen he could NOT propose to her so she asked him to marry her on October 15, 1839.(source #2)Queen Victoria and Her husband Prince Albert had nine children together. When the time came for marriage she had arranged all of her children's weddings. (source #1)When Queen Victoria was 21 years of age she had her first child, Princess Victoria Adelaide Mary Louise. When Queen Victoria was 38 she had her last child Princess

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