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With that event the hope of a direct heir to the Regent, afterwards George IV, disappeared, and the succession to the throne was left among his younger brothers. Of these the eldest, Frederick, Duke of York, had been married more than sixteen years, and had no children. William, Duke of Clarence, the next in seniority, who succeeded his brother as King William IV, was married on the 11th of July, 1818. His first child by his wife, Princess Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen, was born in 1819, two months... before the Princess Victoria, and died on the day of her birth. One other child was born at the close of the next year, but, at the age of three months, she also died. Next to the Duke of Clarence came the Duke of Kent, the father of our Queen.
Edward Augustus, the fourth son of George III and Queen Charlotte, was born on the 2nd of November, 1767, at Buckingham House. In the same house, at the time of the Prince’s birth, Edward, Duke of York, brother of the King, was lying in state preparatory to his funeral the day following.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With that event the hope of a direct heir to the Regent, afterwards George IV, disappeared, and the succession to the throne was left among his younger brothers. Of these the eldest, Frederick, Duke of York, had been married more than sixteen years, and had no children. William, Duke of Clarence, the next in seniority, who succeeded his brother as King William IV, was married on the 11th of July, 1818. His first child by his wife, Princess Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen, was born in 1819, two months... before the Princess Victoria, and died on the day of her birth. One other child was born at the close of the next year, but, at the age of three months, she also died. Next to the Duke of Clarence came the Duke of Kent, the father of our Queen.
Edward Augustus, the fourth son of George III and Queen Charlotte, was born on the 2nd of November, 1767, at Buckingham House. In the same house, at the time of the Prince’s birth, Edward, Duke of York, brother of the King, was lying in state preparatory to his funeral the day following.
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