The Queens Comrade the Life And Times of Sarah Duchess of Marlborough volume
The Queens Comrade the Life And Times of Sarah Duchess of Marlborough volume
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For after various debates in which His Majesty did not think it undignified to take part, Anne was told that no decision could be made until it was seen if the Duke of Devonshire would have them : on which she replied with spirit that " she would stay where she was, for she would not have my Lord Devon- shire's leavings. " Nor was the Princess conciliated when a little later she asked for the Palace at Richmond where much of her childhood had been spent, and which she thought a healthy residenc...e for her own puny offspring ; for this was also refused her as it was lent to a sister of Elizabeth Villiers the King's mistress.
" The Princess notwithstanding these mortifications continued to pay all imaginable respect to the King and Queen " says Lady Marlborough. " But this did J5Pt hinder Her Majesty from expressing a great deal Hnne's allowance 143 of displeasure when some steps were made in Parlia- ment towards settling a revenue on the Prince and Princess, " For as yet that settlement which Anne had stipulated for on waiving her claims, had not been made by WilHam who was allowed six hundred thousand a year by the country, out of which it was specified that Anne should be provided for.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For after various debates in which His Majesty did not think it undignified to take part, Anne was told that no decision could be made until it was seen if the Duke of Devonshire would have them : on which she replied with spirit that " she would stay where she was, for she would not have my Lord Devon- shire's leavings. " Nor was the Princess conciliated when a little later she asked for the Palace at Richmond where much of her childhood had been spent, and which she thought a healthy residenc...e for her own puny offspring ; for this was also refused her as it was lent to a sister of Elizabeth Villiers the King's mistress.
" The Princess notwithstanding these mortifications continued to pay all imaginable respect to the King and Queen " says Lady Marlborough. " But this did J5Pt hinder Her Majesty from expressing a great deal Hnne's allowance 143 of displeasure when some steps were made in Parlia- ment towards settling a revenue on the Prince and Princess, " For as yet that settlement which Anne had stipulated for on waiving her claims, had not been made by WilHam who was allowed six hundred thousand a year by the country, out of which it was specified that Anne should be provided for.
What to read after The Queens Comrade the Life And Times of Sarah Duchess of Marlborough volume?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Fitzgerald Joseph Fitzgerald Molloy to read onlineMoreLess
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