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England:
1837
Arthur Kirkland, the Personification of the Nation of England (and through England, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland), could remember each and every one of his Monarchs and Bosses. Their faces, names and why and how they'd ascended to their Throne of Power.
However, he always remembered the Females best.
He wasn't sure why, perhaps because as a Female they'd to be twice as good as their Male counterpart in order to earn respect, whereas a Male had respect in and of himself.
He pondered how Victoria, soon to become Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, would fare. For her people, Government and the World, she would have to contend with the memory of her predecessor (and a few generations before that), for him, however, she had to contend with the memory of all her predecessors.
Was she up to the task?
Author's notes:
We all know that Queen Victoria was more than up to the task.
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