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Commies despise everything good

The is no difference of the Russia nobility and french nobility

Is it weird that this place is so big, yet it doesn't look it?

Si Butler et les soldats ne viennent pas me chercher, je changerai de membre. S'il vous plaît, venez me chercher - je suis coincé sur l'île de Corée sous Asia China, à côté de l'unité Humphreys Smile Force - Princesse Silla Lizzy Hee

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Lovely and informative video--really gives a taste of Russian aristocratic life! New subscriber here.

With all that time in beauty regimes and exercises, where is the time to rule a kingdom?

I am Family of Marie Anntoinette ,Halford Spencer Gold /Gould

It was either Charles the second or third that was described as Swarthy.

Someone's lying!!!! I just read that king Charles was of "Swarthy Complexion". His son, Charles the third, I think third, was described as "Swarthy" in Complexion, a contradiction of the paintings.

I did not like the voice of the narrator. annoying

Poor woman, it sounds like she suffered from obsessive compulsive disorder and an eating disorder

Did she really take her sister's man?

Hello Lavish History: Thank you for this video! I am doing my ancestry and it turns out I am a direct descendant to Henrietta Maria. Where can I find out more information about her I want to know more. Thank you so much!

The intro photo is NOT the Queen, but Mme. De Pompadour, mistress of Louis XV, and she had died well before M.A. arrived at Versailles. As noted in the French comment below. Get it right, folks!

I don't understand why Charles chose to marry her knowing that Parliament and the people would be against having, not only a French Queen, but a Catholic one at that.

Good heavens! It voice training!! Noxious voice!!!

well reason why I cannot stand Protestants, why do they want to cancel fun. Also its funny how they said it was not a English name as Henrietta is such a quintessential British name now, funny.

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I always find it so funny how the characteristics of queens that were villianized back in the day, would be the same characteristics that would make them quite likeable and relatable today.

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What did they do with all the dresses if they only wore them once? What a waste.

Nicely done, but only left me wanting more; historically. What was the age difference? How many pregnancies & live births? How many of his consorts did she have to deal with? Did she have English tudors? Seven palaces? Did she live separate from the king? And more..

With royal baby girls raised as political pawns, to be given away as arm candy, breeders & figure heads..You would think they would be better prepared & raised to adapt. Her, over the top childhood of "excessive things" cause her years of misery in adulthood. Six priests...that's someone's obsession, projected on her & only contributed to her being an outsider.

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Firstly it was no different to the extravagance of the west. Exactly the same.

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Great video, with lots of information, thank you!

I wish you could make a video about the life of middle class Russians in the 1860s I love your voice and narrative style so much

Mary Todd Lincoln's shopping addiction was a symptom of PTSD, as were the rest of her "oddities". It started with the loss of her mother at a young age. Abe was one of the very few people who understood her oddities, depression and frustrations as he suffered from many of them himself. The early days of their marriage was rough at times, not just Abe's long absences from home, but they sometimes argued and lost their patience with each other, yet at the end of the day their shared losses, PTSD, and underlining love for each other actually brought them much closer together rather than apart. They were perfect for each other. After so many loses in her life, especially after losing her husband and her youngest son being the last straw, she naturally never really recovered. She thought her only surviving son Robert betrayed her by having her commented to a luxury asylum. All he was trying to do was keep his mother from committing suicide after a failed attempt at jumping from a window and it was on the advice of her doctors. He didn't know what else to do, he was just trying to save his mother. Non the less, it did serve as somewhat of a wakeup call to Mary and prevented her from completely losing her mind. At least she found some happiness in her last years living with her sister and with her grandchildren, whom she saw regularly despite her estranged relationship with Robert. They forgave and reconciled with each other before her death. If only doctors, Robert, and even Mary could've known then what we know now. Not their fault. They did their very best.

This video was precisely what I hoped it would be. I didn’t expect it to be so hypnotic, though.

Annoying voice

Many nannies from French speaking countries or Britain

Hello, Miss, I enjoy your videos and your mellifluous voice, but first, it’s “meh-TROP-uh-liss” and SPCA is the Society for the PREVENTION of Cruelty to Animals, not “preservation”!

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The woman in the thumbnail is Madame de Pompadour, Louis XV's mistress.

One of her (Marie Antoinette) biggest mistakes was to have all the renovations done, while the King was financing the war (American Revolution) in the United States. Although, the King did not raise funds via taxation, nevertheless, the people were outraged that their sufferings were insignificant by him.

Beautifully said lots of beauty dedication❤

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It was very nice but you do really need to seek out to say aristocracy correctly.

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I am planning to write my own Titanic Story about these two ten year old cousins who sailed on the Titanic and Survived the nightmare of the shipwreck with their own courage and witts and their broken friendship but with great cost obviously meaning their families from their parents and older siblings did not survive and the sinking of the Titanic brings the two cousins relationship more closer and helps them reconcile and everyone who had actually sailed on The Titanic plays a part in the cousins story from Captain Smith Bruce Ismay Thomas Andrews Benjamin Gutinhiem and his Italian butler and his mistress and John Jacob Aster and Maddlin Aster and Molly Brown and Mr and Miss Strous and Wallace Hartley and the rest of the band even the Alison's family and Daniel Marvin and his Wife Mary Marvin and Henry Harris and his wife Irene Harris even Jack Thayer and his parents and Eva Hart and her family and even Dorthy Gibson and even The Duff Gordon's and Lawrence Bessley and Jack Phillips and Harold Mbride even The Titanic Officers from William Murdoch James Moody and Henry Wild and even Charles Lightoller and Boxtoll and the others.

Maria-Antoinette left a truly beautiful place after herself. The real heritage of France.

I admire her dedication to her beauty ritual

Beautifully told❤

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