10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MORGANATICALLY»
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morganatically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Feminist Aesthetics of Virginia Woolf: Modernism, ...
incongruously, morganatically . . . and so keep each other alive'. This statement
needs some consideration. 'Incongruously' suggests that marriage occurs
between inconsistent, unsuitable, or dissimilar partners; and this may imply
merely that ...
In the middle of lunch, without warning, he asked Wallis whether she had ever
thought of marrying the King morganatically. "Morganatically?" she asked. "What
do you mean?" Esmond Harmsworth had evidently made a thorough study of the
...
3
The Rough Guide to Austria
... I DISCOGRAPHY COMPILATIONS ARTISTS. Otto 11865-1906] = Maria
Josepha of Saxony 1 Ferdinand Karl (married morganatically) Karl I (1887-1922)
= Zita of Bourbon-Parma history from the Babenbergs to entry into the EU in.
Jonathan Bousfield, Rob Humphreys, 2001
4
Titled Americans: A list of American ladies who have married ...
COUNTESS. OF. EDLA. M ISS E LISE H ENSLER, daughter of — Hensler, Esq.,
of Boston. Born 1836. Married, morganatically, June10,1869,tothe late
KingConsort, F ERDINAND OF P ORTUGAL; widow, December 17, 1885.
Residence: ...
5
The American Almanac, Year-book, Cyclopaedia and Atlas
Duke Louis of Bavaria, horn 1831, married morganatically, 1859, the actress
Henrlette Mendel, who was created Baroness Wallersee, and who died 1891.
leaving a daughter, who married Count George La- rlsch, of Austria; was
divorced by ...
6
The American Almanac, Year-book, Cyclopedia and Atlas
Dnke Louis of Bavaria, bom 183.1, married morganatically, 1859. the actress
llenrlette Mendel, who was created Baroness Wallersee. and who died 1891.
leaving a daughter, who married Count George La- rlscb. of Austria; was
divorced by ...
7
Soundings: psychohistorical and psycholiterary
103-4, 108, 131, 146. Nikitsch-Boulles, p. 19: he cruelly repudiated his second
brother, Ferdinand Carl, for marrying morganatically in his turn — and Franz
Ferdinand to Max von Beck, December 27, 1900, Verwaltungsarchiv, Nachlass
Beck, ...
8
Mysteries of Paris: The Quest for Morton Fullerton
... and Joao the Perfect. Had his people continued to want monarchs, he would
be known today as Carlos the Cultured: writer, painter, collector, science buff. His
grandfather had, as a widower, married an opera singer mistress morganatically.
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The Martyrdom of an Empress: With Portraits from Photographs
She was the niece of Empress Elisabeth, whose elder brother had morganatically
married an actress of the name of Henriette Mendel. The Countess, the only child
of this union, was born in 1858, and when she had reached maidenhood, ...
Marguerite Cunliffe-Owen, 1981
10
The Europeans: A Sketch
The idea that his niece should be a German Baroness, married " morganatically "
to a Prince, had already given him much to think about. Was it right, was it just,
was it acceptable ? He always slept badly, and the night before he had lain ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MORGANATICALLY»
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morganatically is used in the context of the following news items.
The Great Upheaval: Edward VIII's Abdication and the altering of …
The King tried to circumvent the issue and proposed he marry Simpson morganatically. Morganatically is the claim that upon marriage, the wife ... «Royal Central, Feb 15»
