Cameos From English History ... 8
Cameos From English History ... 8
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He raged and talked wildly, but after he had regained his liberty and succeeded to the title of Peterborough, a new career was open to him, and what he had done under his former name was forgotten.
The Jacobite plans were thus disconcerted and were kept in abeyance for many years. The signature of the Peace of Ryswick was also a great blow, though William did not insist on Louis expelling the Stewart royal family, and accepted the stipulation that the dower of Mary Beatrice should be paid to he...r. In England there were great rejoicings at the peace — culminating in the consecration of the new St. Paul's by Bishop Compton, at which William himself was present.
By a secret article in the treaty he had proposed to Louis XIV. to adopt his nephew, James Edward Francis, and make him heir ; but the proposal was not accepted by the parents, involving as it did the formal renunciation of right by James II., and likewise that the boy should be educated in the English Church.
Thus Princess Anne and her little son, the Duke of Gloucester, remained next in the inheritance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He raged and talked wildly, but after he had regained his liberty and succeeded to the title of Peterborough, a new career was open to him, and what he had done under his former name was forgotten.
The Jacobite plans were thus disconcerted and were kept in abeyance for many years. The signature of the Peace of Ryswick was also a great blow, though William did not insist on Louis expelling the Stewart royal family, and accepted the stipulation that the dower of Mary Beatrice should be paid to he...r. In England there were great rejoicings at the peace — culminating in the consecration of the new St. Paul's by Bishop Compton, at which William himself was present.
By a secret article in the treaty he had proposed to Louis XIV. to adopt his nephew, James Edward Francis, and make him heir ; but the proposal was not accepted by the parents, involving as it did the formal renunciation of right by James II., and likewise that the boy should be educated in the English Church.
Thus Princess Anne and her little son, the Duke of Gloucester, remained next in the inheritance.
What to read after Cameos From English History ... 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yonge Charlotte Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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