Примеры использования Caroline matilda на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In Celle, Caroline Matilda led a very quiet life.
While waiting for an audience with the King in London,Wraxall learned of Caroline Matilda's death.
Caroline Matilda died suddenly of scarlet fever on 10 May 1775.
By this time, Struensee and Caroline Matilda were already in serious danger.
Struensee gained more and more power andinstituted a series of reforms that Caroline Matilda supported.
As Caroline Matilda later recalled, she intuitively knew about the death of her lover.
In Great Britain the news of the arrest of Caroline Matilda was met with great excitement.
Later, he tried to shift much of the responsibility for the adultery onto Caroline Matilda.
Twelve days later, Caroline Matilda arrived in Roskilde, where she met her future husband.
Keith was also able to secure the return of her dowry,a pension, and Caroline Matilda's right to retain her royal title.
Caroline Matilda spent the summer at Frederiksborg Castle with her son before returning to Copenhagen in the autumn.
Juliana Maria directed a plot to overthrow the lovers,which ended with the execution of Struensee and Caroline Matilda's divorce and banishment.
Later, in the summer of 1769, Caroline Matilda had an attack of dropsy, and at the insistence of her husband, she turned to Struensee.
Struensee rushed to the Queen's feet,begging her to let him leave the country for both their sakes, but Caroline Matilda refused to let him go.
Although no longer Queen, Caroline Matilda still played an important role in Danish politics, because she was the mother of the future King.
After the coup in 1772 that resulted in the execution of Struensee and the exile of Caroline Matilda, the Order was abolished.
Though Caroline Matilda was not interested in politics, after the birth of an heir, she came to play a key role at the court.
He advised the Queen that entertainment and exercise are the best medicine;the royal physician's advice helped Caroline Matilda, and Struensee gained credibility with her.
By the end of 1771 the lovers began to worry, and Caroline Matilda suspected that the Dowager Queen Juliana Maria planned a plot against her and Struensee.
Caroline Matilda was born in Leicester House, London, on 22 July(11 July in the Old Style) 1751 as the ninth and youngest child of Frederick, Prince of Wales, and Princess Augusta of Saxe-Gotha.
The meeting was originally scheduled in Brunswick, butlater was moved to Lüneburg, where Caroline Matilda saw her mother not earlier than August 1770.
In the summer of 1770, Caroline Matilda's mother, the Dowager Princess of Wales, made a visit to the continent, where for various reasons she wanted to communicate with her daughter.
A committee of four nobles was sent to Kronborg to interrogate the Queen; during their first visit,probably following the advice of Keith, Caroline Matilda refused to speak with them, replying that"she doesn't recognize anyone's court other than the court of the King.
Two days later, Caroline Matilda departed from Harwich for Rotterdam, and three weeks later she arrived in Altona, where she left her British entourage and was welcomed by her appointed Danish courtiers.
He was instrumental in establishing and securing a British settlement on the Falkland Islands in the years of peace which followed, andalso performed service to the Royal Family by transporting the King's sister, Caroline Matilda.
Later, during the divorce proceedings between Caroline Matilda and Christian VII, courtiers who accompanied the Queen during this time reported that they had suspected an affair since at least late 1769.
He was in command of Southampton in May 1772 when he received orders to command a small squadron tasked with transporting Caroline Matilda, former Queen of Denmark and Norway and sister of King George III, from Elsinore to Stadt.
On the same night Caroline Matilda was captured by Rantzau who, with cynical cruelty, hastily escorted her with her daughter to Kronborg Castle, in Helsingør, where they remained imprisoned under close surveillance by guards.
The rumors forced the Queen to limit her contact with Struensee for a while, but not for long:by the summer of 1770 Caroline Matilda and Struensee were known throughout the capital and the provinces to be close.
Princess Augusta of Saxe-Gotha died on 8 February 1772 in London; Caroline Matilda was arrested on the night of 16-17 January of that year and was detained until her exile in Celle on 28 May.