The Court of Charles Ii. : 1649-1734
The Court of Charles Ii. : 1649-1734
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28, 1673, and preserved in Lord Shaftesbury's library at DUCHESS OF PORTSMOUTH'S FIRST CHECK. Loy king, which the prolonged bad heakh of the Duchess of Portsmouth occasioned, aroused competition, and spurred on all the rivals to abuse, and try to supersede her. The doctors said she ought to go to Tunbridge^ for the waters. She hired a house there, but on her arrival found the Marchioness of Wor- cester settled in it for the season. The Duchess reminded the intruder that the law was against her,... and what duty she owed to a lady who was a degree above her in the peer- age. Thereupon the Marchioness replied, that the titles women earned by prostitution, had no effect upon persons of quality and sense. She derided the Duchess about her former gallantries with De Sault, and Hamilton, To compensate Louise for this public humiliation, Charles sent a detachment of the Household Guards to escort her in pomp to Windsor, where he placed her under the treatment of his physician Crimp.
Long after a cure was effected, she was St.
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28, 1673, and preserved in Lord Shaftesbury's library at DUCHESS OF PORTSMOUTH'S FIRST CHECK. Loy king, which the prolonged bad heakh of the Duchess of Portsmouth occasioned, aroused competition, and spurred on all the rivals to abuse, and try to supersede her. The doctors said she ought to go to Tunbridge^ for the waters. She hired a house there, but on her arrival found the Marchioness of Wor- cester settled in it for the season. The Duchess reminded the intruder that the law was against her,... and what duty she owed to a lady who was a degree above her in the peer- age. Thereupon the Marchioness replied, that the titles women earned by prostitution, had no effect upon persons of quality and sense. She derided the Duchess about her former gallantries with De Sault, and Hamilton, To compensate Louise for this public humiliation, Charles sent a detachment of the Household Guards to escort her in pomp to Windsor, where he placed her under the treatment of his physician Crimp.
Long after a cure was effected, she was St.
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