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Queen Mother definitely didn't think it was very necessary for "gals"
Queen Mother definitely didn't think it was very necessary for "gals"
I believe what was meant was the lack of belief for "formal" education, as opposed to no education at all.
I am not being negative but frankly upper class girls in the early 1900's (Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon) did not have a formal education - they learnt embrodiery, water colours, perhaps music (if talented), French (if talented) and that was deemed sufficient. On the continent, I've read that their education was broader and obviously Mary of Teck would have had such an education. But it is definitely down to her that Elizabeth learnt about being Queen.
A wedding to look forward to on June 22nd.
Unless she is feeling unwell, why would Catherine not attend the wedding on 22nd June? 8months pregnant? ish? Admittedly its in Northumberland which is a long way from anywhere but I think she will go to it.