Henrietta Maria of France
Queen consort of England, Scotland, and Ireland as the wife of King Charles I · France · Politicians · Lived 1609 to 1669 · aged 59
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Something wrong?Queen consort during England's most catastrophic rupture, forced into exile when Parliament beheaded her husband and left her broke in Paris. Her Catholicism made her toxic at home, but an entire American colony still carries her name.
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Workshop of Anthony van Dyck - Portrait of Henrietta Maria de Bourbon, Queen of England
'Henriëtte Maria Koningin van Engeland met S.H. Frederick Hendrick, Prince van Oraniën', Objectnr PV PV64022.27
'Henriëtte Maria Koningin van Engeland', Objectnr PV PV64022.25
'Henriëtte Maria Koningin van Engeland', Objectnr PV PV64022.26
After Anthony van Dyck - Queen Henrietta Maria, c. 1638 - c. 1799_(after)_-_Henrietta_Maria_(1609%E2%80%931669)_-_LDS402_-_Burton_Constable_Hall.jpg?width=1200)
Anthony van Dyck (1599-1641) (after) - Henrietta Maria (1609-1669) - LDS402 - Burton Constable Hall
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Henrietta Maria became Queen of England, Scotland and Ireland when she married Charles I on 13 June 1625, though her Roman Catholicism barred her from coronation and made her deeply unpopular. She plunged into politics as civil war tore the kingdoms apart, but in 1644, just after giving birth to her youngest daughter during the fighting, she fled to France. Charles I's execution on 30 January 1649 left her impoverished in Paris. She returned to England in 1660 when her son Charles II took the throne after the Restoration, then moved back to Paris in 1665, where she died four years later. Maryland, the North American haven for Catholics, was named in her honour.
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