The historic gallery of portraits and paintings; or, Biographical review: (1807)
London, Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe · leaf 191
in which she lived. By anothershe is represented as guilty of the grossest crimeswhich a woman can commit—adultery and the murderof her husband. By all it is confessed, that previousto her connection with the Earl of Bothwell, her lifeas a Christian was exemplary, and her administrationas a queen… … •\ V MARIE DE MEDICXS. This Princess, the daughter of the grand duke ofTuscany, Francis II. was born at Florence, in the year1579. Henry IV. of France married her in 1601, afterthe dissolution of his marriage with Margaret de Valois,and caused her to be crowned at Saint Denis, the 13thof May, 1610.…
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