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Don't you think you should be reading biographies on this subject?

If you are seriously interested, then READ! There is plenty of material.

No, of course Conroy didn't want her to "give up" the monarchy. He wanted to enjoy power THROUGH her. Had she given up her right to the throne, he would have lost any opportunity to gain such power.

It would have been rather stupid, then, for him to try to convince her to give up the monarchy, don't you think?

See below and read biographies of Victoria:

Not at all, dear boy. The chap was a Svengali, long before that du Maurier chap came up with the term. He was a cad of the highest order!