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What monarch was on the throne at the time of A Christmas Carol?
Queen Victoria was the monarch on the throne when "A Christmas Carol" was published in 1843.
What monarch was in reign at the time of A Christmas Carol?
It was Queen Victoria who came to the throne in 1837
Was Christmas celebrated in the Victorian times?
Christmas was brought over by prince albert from Germany,huspand to queen Victoria and heavily celebrated eg dickens Christmas carol
Who was the leader of the country in the time of A Christmas Carol?
Queen Victoria was on the throne and the Prime-minister was Robert Peel.
Who makes a speech on Christmas Day every year?
The Queen of England.
Which famous couple introduced the Christmas tree to England in 1841?
The Queen
When was Carol Queen born?
Carol Queen was born in 1958.
Where was the first Christmas tree placed in England?
The first Christmas Tree was placed in Queen Victoria's Windsor Castle.
Who introduced Christmas trees to England?
They were introduced by Prince Albert - Queen Victoria's husband.
What Christmas song has the initials ITMWT?
'The Boars Head Carol' is a traditional Christmas song dating back to 16th century England. This song is sung on Christmas day at Queen's College, Oxford and the custom of bringing a boars head to the dining table is still maintained.
What is a opera that Ms Musgrave wrote?
Thea Musgrave wrote - The Abbot of Drimock The Decision The Voice of Ariadne Mary Queen of Scots A Christmas Carol
Which royal person introduced Christmas trees in England?
Christmas Trees first came to England with the Georgian Kings who came from Germany. Due to the unpopularity of the German Monarchy, the practice was not copied at Court. In 1846, the popular Royals, Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, were depicted in illustrations in the London News standing with their children around a Christmas Tree. As a result the Christmas tree became popular both in Britain and also with fashion-conscious East Coast American Society.
