The Queen's Rosary, an Acrostic; Sixty Sonnets Celebrating an Event of Each of Sixty Years of the Most Glorious Reign in History (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175770813)

"The Queen's Rosary, an Acrostic; Sixty Sonnets Celebrating an Event of Each of Sixty Years of the Most Glorious Reign in History" by Alice Davis Van Cleve, commemorates the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria through a series of sixty sonnets. Each sonnet captures a significant event from Victoria's sixty-year reign, forming an acrostic rosary in verse. This collection offers a unique blend of poetic artistry and historical reflection, providing insights into the key moments that defined the Victorian era. Van Cleve's work serves as both a tribute to the Queen and a chronicle of her enduring legacy, making it a valuable resource for enthusiasts of British history and Victorian literature. The sonnets showcase the literary styles and cultural values prevalent during Victoria's reign, capturing the essence of a transformative period in British history.

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