A Anne Hyde, Duchess of York J. R. Henslowe
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Anne Hyde, Duchess of York

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Anne Hyde, Duchess of York is a book by J. R. Henslowe about Anne Hyde. The introduction says that among the records, few at best, left by time of her who was destined to be the mother of two queens regnant of England, there is one which bears its own pathetic significance. The text says it is impossible to lay a finger on the precise period when Anne first began to waver in her allegiance to the Church, but the falling off was first suspected in 1669, and not before. The text says Duchess Anne was too strong willed and resolute to bow to any one's ruling.

The text says that Mademoiselle de Longueville married Henri, Duc de Nemours, in 1657. The text says that James, Duke of York, was fated to meet Anne Hyde for the first time at Peronne, and that in his own memoirs, dictated long afterwards, he acknowledges that he learnt to love her at that time.

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149
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English
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