Political Women (Vol. 1 of 2)
Political Women (Vol. 1 of 2)
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He composed several meritorious and learned works on variousreligious subjects.
In 1647, he was entirely devoted to vanity and pleasure. He adored hissister, and she exercised over him a somewhat ridiculous empire, whichcontinued during several years.
CHAPTER III.
THE DUCHESS DE CHEVREUSE DRIVEN INTO EXILE FOR THE THIRD TIME.
WHEN in the summer of 1644, the Queen of England, the fugitive consortof Charles I. , sought an asylum in France from the fury of the Englishparliamentarians, and went... to drink the Bourbon waters, Madame deChevreuse eagerly desired to see once more that illustrious princess, who had so warmly welcomed her when herself an exile, at the Court ofSt. James's. Queen Henrietta, too, who like her mother, Marie de'Medici, as well as the Duchess, was of the Spanish and Catholic party, would have been delighted to have mingled her tears with those of so oldand faithful a friend. But the royal exile did not deem it right to giveway to her inclination without Queen Anne's permission, who at thatmoment was according her such noble hospitality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He composed several meritorious and learned works on variousreligious subjects.
In 1647, he was entirely devoted to vanity and pleasure. He adored hissister, and she exercised over him a somewhat ridiculous empire, whichcontinued during several years.
CHAPTER III.
THE DUCHESS DE CHEVREUSE DRIVEN INTO EXILE FOR THE THIRD TIME.
WHEN in the summer of 1644, the Queen of England, the fugitive consortof Charles I. , sought an asylum in France from the fury of the Englishparliamentarians, and went... to drink the Bourbon waters, Madame deChevreuse eagerly desired to see once more that illustrious princess, who had so warmly welcomed her when herself an exile, at the Court ofSt. James's. Queen Henrietta, too, who like her mother, Marie de'Medici, as well as the Duchess, was of the Spanish and Catholic party, would have been delighted to have mingled her tears with those of so oldand faithful a friend. But the royal exile did not deem it right to giveway to her inclination without Queen Anne's permission, who at thatmoment was according her such noble hospitality.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Menzies Sutherland Fl. to read onlineMoreLess
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