The Visions of England
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Thestory is picturesquely told by Macaulay.
_One blossom_; The Duke of Gloucester, who grew up to eleven years, dyingin July 1700. After his death Anne signed, in private letters, 'yourunfortunate' friend.
Anne's character, says the candid Lecky, 'though somewhat peevish andvery obstinate, was pure, generous, simple, and affectionate; and shedisplayed, under bereavements far more numerous than fall to the share ofmost, a touching piety that endeared her to her people. ' _Where the murder'd Mary..._; 'Above and around, in every direction, ' saysDean Stanley, describing the vault beneath the monument of Mary ofScotland in Henry the Seventh's Chapel, --'crushing by the accumulatedweight of their small coffins the receptacles of the illustrious dustbeneath, lie the eighteen children of Queen Anne, dying in infancy orstillborn, ending with William Duke of Gloucester, the last hope of therace:' (_Historical Memorials of Westminster Abbey_, ch. Iii).
BLENHEIM August 13: 1704 Oft hast thou acted thy part, My country, worthily thee!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thestory is picturesquely told by Macaulay.
_One blossom_; The Duke of Gloucester, who grew up to eleven years, dyingin July 1700. After his death Anne signed, in private letters, 'yourunfortunate' friend.
Anne's character, says the candid Lecky, 'though somewhat peevish andvery obstinate, was pure, generous, simple, and affectionate; and shedisplayed, under bereavements far more numerous than fall to the share ofmost, a touching piety that endeared her to her people. ' _Where the murder'd Mary..._; 'Above and around, in every direction, ' saysDean Stanley, describing the vault beneath the monument of Mary ofScotland in Henry the Seventh's Chapel, --'crushing by the accumulatedweight of their small coffins the receptacles of the illustrious dustbeneath, lie the eighteen children of Queen Anne, dying in infancy orstillborn, ending with William Duke of Gloucester, the last hope of therace:' (_Historical Memorials of Westminster Abbey_, ch. Iii).
BLENHEIM August 13: 1704 Oft hast thou acted thy part, My country, worthily thee!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis T Palgrave to read onlineMoreLess
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