State Papers Online Nineteenth Century: The State Papers of Queen Victoria and King Edward VII

Explore 75 years of official papers from Queen Victoria and King Edward VII, curated by the Royal Archives. Covering domestic and foreign affairs, this collection reveals British imperial decision-making and diplomacy from 1837 to 1911.

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Explore 75 years of official documents, curated by the Royal Archives in Windsor Castle, that reveal decision-making at the head of the British Empire throughout the reigns of Queen Victoria and King Edward VII. Continuing Gale’s relationship with the Royal Archives following State Papers Online: The Stuart and Cumberland Papers from the Royal Archives, Windsor Castle, this latest installment of State Papers Online includes over 800 files of the official papers of Queen Victoria and King Edward VII on subjects relating to The Sovereign as Head of State, including correspondence with prime ministers and other senior ministers on domestic and foreign affairs from 1837 to 1911.