Queen Anne And Her Court volume 1
Queen Anne And Her Court volume 1
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The epic upon which the curtain fell fifty years afterwards, when Queen Anne ceased to breathe, has a fitting prologue in the chain of events associated with the secret marriage of her mother, Anne Hyde, and its ultimate acknowledgment by her husband, the Duke of York. The maids-of-honour of the Princess of Orange, sister of Charles II. And of James, Duke of York, had as comrade a young English girl, whose comely person and exuberant spirits distinguished her in a Court remarkable neither for b...eauty nor gaiety. In 1656 the Princess, accompanied by her ladies, went to Paris to visit the Queen-mother, Henrietta, widow of Charles I. At his mother's house the Duke of York met the damsels from the Netherlands, and was consoled to find amongst so sedate a company his vivacious young country-woman. The Duke was a tall and soldierly fellow in his twenty-second year. He had fought on land and sea, and, as soldier and sailor, had covered himself with glory. Turenne and Conde, the first judges of military prowess in Europe, had applauded him as one of the bravest warriors of the age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The epic upon which the curtain fell fifty years afterwards, when Queen Anne ceased to breathe, has a fitting prologue in the chain of events associated with the secret marriage of her mother, Anne Hyde, and its ultimate acknowledgment by her husband, the Duke of York. The maids-of-honour of the Princess of Orange, sister of Charles II. And of James, Duke of York, had as comrade a young English girl, whose comely person and exuberant spirits distinguished her in a Court remarkable neither for b...eauty nor gaiety. In 1656 the Princess, accompanied by her ladies, went to Paris to visit the Queen-mother, Henrietta, widow of Charles I. At his mother's house the Duke of York met the damsels from the Netherlands, and was consoled to find amongst so sedate a company his vivacious young country-woman. The Duke was a tall and soldierly fellow in his twenty-second year. He had fought on land and sea, and, as soldier and sailor, had covered himself with glory. Turenne and Conde, the first judges of military prowess in Europe, had applauded him as one of the bravest warriors of the age.
What to read after Queen Anne And Her Court volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P F William Ryan to read onlineMoreLess
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