After having spent some days at Windsor Castle, Bunsen writes in 1846:—

“The Queen often spoke with me about education, and in particular

of religious instruction. Her views are very serious, but at the

same time liberal and comprehensive. She (as well as Prince

Albert) hates all formalism. The Queen reads a great deal, and has

done my book on ‘The Church of the Future’ the honor to read it so

attentively, that the other day, when at Cashiobury, seeing the

book on the table, she looked out passages which she had approved

in order to read them aloud to the Queen-Dowager.” (Vol. II. p.

121.)

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