Anecdotes and Characters of the House of Brunswick, illustrative of the Courts of Hanover and London, from the Act of Settlement to the youth of George the Third;. and a Journal, said to have been written by the unhappy consort of George the First, the Princess Sophia Dorothea.

(GEORGE III, King of England) BROWN, John, of Great Yarmouth.

Verlag: T. & J. Allman. 1821, 1821

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6pp ads. Uncut in orig. drab boards, paper label browned; spine darkened & chipped at head & tail, hinge rubbed but holding. Bookseller's ticket: Thos. Beet, London. Renier bookplate. An examination of the experiences of George I's unfortunate consort, with a closing chapter on 'the characteristic traits of the youth of George III'. In his preliminary observation, the author asserts, 'it is not the intention of the editor to draw any comparison between the personal characters and conduct of the consorts of the first and the fourth George. but there is the closest possible analogy between the conspiracies of which those princesses were the victims'. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 31306

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Titel: Anecdotes and Characters of the House of ...

Verlag: T. & J. Allman. 1821

Erscheinungsdatum: 1821

Einband: Hardcover