The historic gallery of portraits and paintings; or, Biographical review: (1807)
London, Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe · leaf 197
t of information ; revengefulthrough obstinacy; more desirous of reputation thanof power, she only aspired to authority to enjoy thepleasure of submission. When we attentively read thehistory of this princess we are almost tempted to par-don in Richelieu the ingratitude with which he repaidher… … LADY MONTAGUE. This celebrated lady was the daughter of EvelynPierrepont, earl, and afterwards duke, of Kingston. Shewas born at Throesby in Nottinghamshire. She receiveda very liberal education, and was taught the elements ofthe Greek and Latin languages. In 1712, she marriedEdward Wortley…
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