The Modern Part of an Universal History, Vol. 19: From the Earliest Accounts to the Present Time (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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The fentence of nullity having pafl'ed, and the fiates being acquainted with the intention of the princefs to red turn into France, fent a folemn deputation to intreat her not'to abandon them; but to flay and marry the prince, time they were not either able or willing to reflore her fortune. The queen did not return them a dire& anfwer. However, they next applied themfelves to the prince, in (rearing him to efpoufe the late queen, as the molt effec tual means to preferve the nation; adding that they would? Never approve his choice of any other woman. The prince regent told them they had his confent, if they could procure the queen's; upon which they returned in a body to the convent, and prevailed upon her at length to be as cdmplaifant as the prince l. Accordingly, on the Wed nefday in Paflion Week they were married by proxy, and.

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