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This is poorly expressed. Why say Queen Victoria's "cousin's brother"? I suppose that it's accurate, since he had two sisters who were the queen's cousins, but why not just say that it was given to the queen's cousin, the Duke of Cambridge? As for him then giving it to his brother's daughter, he had no brother, so it's not clear what this can mean. One sister had a son, and the other had three sons and a daughter (who later became Queen Mary). — Preceding
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I cleaned up the English so that it at least makes sense (I used to do Chinese-to-English translations often, so many of the errors were familiar). I can't do anything about the lack of cited sources at this point, though.
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