[ SECRET POST #3795 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3795 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Not just the middle ages have forgettable monarchs of course. There is the Georges. We only remember three out of five at best, the mad one, the fat and mad one, and the stuttering one. And two of those are only because there were movies about them. Or William the IV, had a head shaped like a pineapple and forced himself to live for an extra nine months just out of spite. And of course Queen Anne, about whom nobody much remembers except she had nice chairs.

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No, I remember Queen Anne. Such a sad story.

A for William IV, good on him! He must have been so relieved on the day Victoria turned 18.

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And then there's the "Anne, a dead queen" joke in "1066, and all that".

[(Anonymous)]

Poor Queen Anne had 17 children, none of whom survived to adulthood.