Faithful Handmaid: Fanny Burney at the Court of King George IIIOn 14th June 1798, Fanny Burney, Keeper of the Robes to Queen Charlotte, shared the happiness of the Court at the return of King George III from a period of madness, writing in her diary of her joy amounting to extacy; I could not keep my eyes dry all day. |
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Entrance into the World | 1 |
A Christmas Visit | 15 |
Keeper of the Robes | 29 |
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