Didisburye in the 45
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The best account of the advent of His Most Gracious Majesty King George I. Is by Thackeray. He describes the King's elderly favourites, Mesdames Kielmansegge and Schulenburg, created respectively Countess of Darlington and Duchess of Kendal. The duchess was tall and lean of stature, and hence was irreverently nicknamed the Maypole. The Countess was a large-sized, noble woman, and this elevated personage was denominated the Elephant. He then describes the advent of the party as follows : " I pro...test it is a wonderful satirical picture. Here we are, all on our knees. Here is the Archbishop of Canterbury prostrating himself to the head of his Church, with Kielmansegge and Schulenburg with their ruddled cheeks grinning behind the defender of the faith. Here is my Lord Duke of Marlborough, kneeling, too ; the greatest warrior of all times ; he who betrayed King William, betrayed King James, betrayed Queen Anne, betrayed England to the French, the Elector to the Pretender, the Pretender to the Elector.
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The best account of the advent of His Most Gracious Majesty King George I. Is by Thackeray. He describes the King's elderly favourites, Mesdames Kielmansegge and Schulenburg, created respectively Countess of Darlington and Duchess of Kendal. The duchess was tall and lean of stature, and hence was irreverently nicknamed the Maypole. The Countess was a large-sized, noble woman, and this elevated personage was denominated the Elephant. He then describes the advent of the party as follows : " I pro...test it is a wonderful satirical picture. Here we are, all on our knees. Here is the Archbishop of Canterbury prostrating himself to the head of his Church, with Kielmansegge and Schulenburg with their ruddled cheeks grinning behind the defender of the faith. Here is my Lord Duke of Marlborough, kneeling, too ; the greatest warrior of all times ; he who betrayed King William, betrayed King James, betrayed Queen Anne, betrayed England to the French, the Elector to the Pretender, the Pretender to the Elector.
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