Mrs. Fitzherbert And George Iv
Mrs. Fitzherbert And George Iv
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F.-H.»» It will be seen from the above that Mrs. Fitzherbert's anxiety was not only on account of the Duke of York, but also concem- » This letter is published in the "Life of Sir Henry Halford," by William Munk, MJ). London, 1S95.
IN THE GREY OF LIFE 371 ing the letters which she had written him. They had been in constant correspondence for over thirty years, writing quite freely to one another, both on private affairs and public events.
Mrs. Fitzherbert kept all the Duke's letters, all the Ki...ng's letters, and all the documents relating to her marriage in a box, and carried them about with her wherever she went, keeping them always in her bedroom. On one occasion, shortly after the accession of George IV., these papers nearly fell into the possession of Sir William Knighton, the King's private secretary, who was at that time in league with Lady Conyngham.
Knighton determined to get hold of them by fair means or foul.
One day when the court was at Brighton, he called at Mrs.
Fitzherbert's house on the pretext of inquiring after her health.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
F.-H.»» It will be seen from the above that Mrs. Fitzherbert's anxiety was not only on account of the Duke of York, but also concem- » This letter is published in the "Life of Sir Henry Halford," by William Munk, MJ). London, 1S95.
IN THE GREY OF LIFE 371 ing the letters which she had written him. They had been in constant correspondence for over thirty years, writing quite freely to one another, both on private affairs and public events.
Mrs. Fitzherbert kept all the Duke's letters, all the Ki...ng's letters, and all the documents relating to her marriage in a box, and carried them about with her wherever she went, keeping them always in her bedroom. On one occasion, shortly after the accession of George IV., these papers nearly fell into the possession of Sir William Knighton, the King's private secretary, who was at that time in league with Lady Conyngham.
Knighton determined to get hold of them by fair means or foul.
One day when the court was at Brighton, he called at Mrs.
Fitzherbert's house on the pretext of inquiring after her health.
What to read after Mrs. Fitzherbert And George Iv?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilkins, W. H. (William Henry), 1860-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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