My Scrap book of the French Revolution
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It may be further stated for the relief of those who dislike climbing genealogical trees, that she was the great-grand-aunt of Victor Emmanuel, // Re Galantuomo, first king of United Italy. Born in September, 1749, she received as she grew up a careful education. Before she had completed her seventeenth year, it had been arranged be- tween the courts of Versailles and Turin that she should marry the Prince de Lamballe, a great-grandson of Louis XIV. And Madame de Montespan.
The Due de Penthievr...e, father of the Prince de Lamballe, was the richest subject in France, his yearly income amount- ing to five millions of francs. He was now a widower with two children, a son and a daughter. His disposition was grave almost to melancholy. The pleasures of the world were distasteful to him ; and although holding the office of High Admiral of France, he seldom appeared at court. His time seems to have been spent in attending to his religious duties and assisting the needy on his various estates, which he visited in regular succession.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be further stated for the relief of those who dislike climbing genealogical trees, that she was the great-grand-aunt of Victor Emmanuel, // Re Galantuomo, first king of United Italy. Born in September, 1749, she received as she grew up a careful education. Before she had completed her seventeenth year, it had been arranged be- tween the courts of Versailles and Turin that she should marry the Prince de Lamballe, a great-grandson of Louis XIV. And Madame de Montespan.
The Due de Penthievr...e, father of the Prince de Lamballe, was the richest subject in France, his yearly income amount- ing to five millions of francs. He was now a widower with two children, a son and a daughter. His disposition was grave almost to melancholy. The pleasures of the world were distasteful to him ; and although holding the office of High Admiral of France, he seldom appeared at court. His time seems to have been spent in attending to his religious duties and assisting the needy on his various estates, which he visited in regular succession.
What to read after My Scrap book of the French Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Wormeley Latimer to read onlineMoreLess
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