Although Arthur had not had the chance to verify the authenticity of this statement, judging solely by the tone and style of speech, these words indeed seemed like something that would come from the mouth of the Duke of Cumberland.
Fiona continued, "At that moment, the Duke of Wellington spoke up. He said, 'Your Highness, I think the best choice you can make is to leave this place as soon as possible. Leave immediately, and be sure to avoid the anger of the people.'"
Hearing this, Arthur suddenly recalled those seemingly redundant admonitions from the Duke of Wellington before Victoria's succession.
Why would Greenwich and Southwark, regions that seemed insignificant in the succession process, be repeatedly emphasized by him...
Why did the Duke of Wellington repeatedly inquire about Arthur's views on Victoria's succession to the throne...
