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    Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Current Events 1: April 29-November 2011

    it's pretty ironic how they're considered 'economical' and then Kate will wear a $600s hat
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    King George IV (1762-1830)

    although Andrew and Fergie didn't work out, at least they got to meet and choose each other initially. Tsar Nicholas was a tragedy that resulted from his relationship with his country, not his wife
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    King Edward VII (1841-1910) and Queen Alexandra (1844-1925)

    Alexandra put up with way too much bs from her husband!
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    King George IV (1762-1830)

    even after the disaster of this marriage it took the royals another (approximately) 200 years to realize a lesson that most people have known all along-let your children marry for love! well at least they got it by now
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    Elizabeth I (1533-1603)

    she definitely stood her ground by not marrying in a time where marrying and producing heirs was a woman's main job as a royal! (though it's still the same idea nowadays lol)
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    George I (1660-1727)

    how someone can shut off his children from their mother (and vice versa) is beyond me. was the need for revenge so great that he had to make his whole family suffer like that? did his children ever try to break in to the prison to see their mother?
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    Elizabeth I (1533-1603)

    what kind of relationship did Elizabeth have with her father knowing that he killed her mother?
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    Henry VII (1457-1509) and Elizabeth of York (1466-1503)

    it was certainly a cut-throat world back then. even if someone was innocent but the monarch wanted them out of the way, they could concoct a reason to get rid of them (eg: Anne Boleyn)
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    Princess Charlotte of Wales (1796-1817)

    Charlotte's grandmother survived 15 pregnancies, unfortunately for Charlotte she did not have the same luck, even though she had much better luck at finding a happy marriage than her parents!
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    Sophia, Electress of Hanover (1630-1714)

    lived very long by the standards of those years, almost was queen and would've been the oldest newly crowned monarch
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