Anne

Vereinigtes Königreich · Historische Persönlichkeiten · Lebte 1665 bis 1714 · im Alter von 49

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Anne Stuart (* 6. Februar 1665 im St James’s Palace in London; † 1. August 1714 im Kensington Palace in London) war von 1702 bis 1707 Königin sowohl des Königreiches England als auch des Königreiches Schottland und ab dem 1. Mai 1707, nach der Vereinigung beider Königreiche, die erste Königin des Königreiches Großbritannien.

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1714Gestorben1. August 17141707“Whoever of ye Whigs thinks I am to be Hecktor'd or frighted into a Complyance tho I am a woman, are mightely mistaken in me.”Eigene Worte12. September 1707Letter to Lord Godolphin (12 September 1707), from Edward Gregg, Queen Anne (2001), p. 250.Die ganze Aussage lesen

1692“Can you beleeve we will ever truckle to that Monster who from ye first moment of his coming has used us ...”Eigene Worte19. März 1692Letter to Lady Marlborough after William III demanded that she dismiss Lady Marlborough from her household (19 March 1692), quoted inDie ganze Aussage lesen

1686“I must tell you that I Abhor the principles of the Church of Rome as much as it is possible for any to do, and I as much value the doćtrine of the Church of England.”Eigene Worte29. April 1686Letter to her sister, (29 April 1686), quoted in and in According with Somerset, Anne had absorbed the anti-Catholic sentiments of BishopDie ganze Aussage lesen

1665Geboren6. Februar 1665

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Fotos 12

Anne (centre) and her sister Mary (left) with their parents, the Duke and Duchess of York, painted by Peter Lely and Benedetto Gennari II

Anne, c. 1684, painted by Willem Wissing and Jan van der Vaardt

Mary of Modena and James Francis Edward Stuart, Anne's stepmother and half-brother

Engraving of William and Mary

Anne with her son Prince William, Duke of Gloucester, in a painting from the school of Sir Godfrey Kneller, circa 1694

Queen Anne in her coronation robes

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Anne

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Whoever of ye Whigs thinks I am to be Hecktor'd or frighted into a Complyance tho I am a woman, are mightely mistaken in me.
12. Sept. 1707, Letter to Lord Godolphin (12 September 1707), from Edward Gregg, Queen Anne (2001), p. 250., Eigene Worte
Can you beleeve we will ever truckle to that Monster who from ye first moment of his coming has used us ...
19. März 1692, Letter to Lady Marlborough after William III demanded that she dismiss Lady Marlborough from her household (19 March 1692), quoted in, Eigene Worte
I must tell you that I Abhor the principles of the Church of Rome as much as it is possible for any to do, and I as much value the doćtrine of the Church of England.
29. Apr. 1686, Letter to her sister, (29 April 1686), quoted in and in According with Somerset, Anne had absorbed the anti-Catholic sentiments of Bishop, Eigene Worte