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[46] Anne, Queen of Great Britain, was a tragic figure, if you disregard her Royalty and look at her as a woman.

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    Suffering from gout and other maladies whose names were not yet known at the time, gradually she became lame and consequently obese. 

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     She was pregnant 17 times in 17 years and had miscarried or given birth to stillborn children at least twelve times.

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     Her only son who survived his first year, died at the age of 11.

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     Clearly, she betrayed her role as a monarch, to deliver a heir.

 

     Still, the ruling powers of her day found a solution. Royalty still exists.

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An early form of 'photoshop': Dahl gave the Queen a nice figure.
Artist: Michael Dahl, (1659–1743)

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