An address to British females on the moral management of pregnancy and labour ... / Suggested by the death of ... Princess Charlotte Augusta of Wales.

  • William Cooke
Date:
1817
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: An address to British females on the moral management of pregnancy and labour ... / Suggested by the death of ... Princess Charlotte Augusta of Wales. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ly renders unamiable, a female enriched with uncommon mental endowments. Having chosen retirement, with her ex¬ cellent consort, His Serene Highness Prince Leopold, we had probably long been ig¬ norant of the prospective blessings which awaited our favoured land, had it not pleased Him who regulates the world by his providence, to transplant her hence, at a time the most unexpected, and in a manner the most interesting. At this mo¬ ment her virtues shine with an almost overwhelming lustre ; and whilst every eye fixes itself on her pre-eminent station, and the imagination brings to the present hour future years of sorrow, we hear an almost consentaneous exclamation—the Hope of Englanfl is departed! Deeply participating, however, as we do in the general grief for the death of an ami¬ able Princess, and sympathizing with the sorrowful illustrious family, it is not with¬ in our province to eulogize the deceased, nor can we hope to console the surviving relatives; yet there is one class of mourners B 2
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