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Balmoral Castle in the Scottish Highlands.
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What language does prince albert speak?
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it affected her because she was blind No, she wasn't blind, she could see until the end of her life in 1901. She was very severely emotionally affected by Prince Albert's death, and shut herself away from public life for over a year. She needed much persuasion to show herself in public again.
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