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Victorian England: We know what that was supposed to mean — all priggish prudery and "we-are-not-amused" harrumphing. Except now we know it wasn't all that, a point driven home by a new biography that focuses — deliciously — on the women who shared the scandalously plentiful sex life of Queen Victoria's eldest son, the Prince of Wales, later Edward VII.
The portly pepperpot of a prince could hardly be considered sexy, even then, but being heir to a year-old monarchy had its charms, especially then. And with little else useful to do for 50 years, thanks to one of the worst royal mothers ever, Bertie, as he was called, indulged his sensual tastes for women's company, often in bed.
At his coronation, he even invited some of his royal concubines to sit in a pew in Westminster Abbey designated for "the King's special ladies. Martin's Press, pp. Prostitutes and good-time girls, actresses and aristocrats, socialites and social-climbers, all took a turn in Bertie's bed, becoming famous, at least among the royal, titled and rich set, for being the Prince of Wales' mistress.
One of the first pin-up beauties, Lillie Langtry, the original Jersey girl. The "divine" Sarah Bernhardt, the bisexual French stage actress with an opium habit. Bertie's last mistress-in-chief, Mrs. Aside from her famous descendant, Keppel is best known in her family for her late-life quip about the duties of a royal mistress: "Curtsey first and then jump into bed. Anyone who follows royal goings-on, especially the tortured triangle of Charles, Camilla and his late first wife, Princess Diana, knows the outline of the story of Bertie's sex life; it's been covered in previous bios, including the widely acclaimed book, The Heir Apparent: A Life of Edward VII, the Playboy Prince, by Jane Ridley.