The marriage of The Prince of Wales to Caroline of Brunswick was strewn with private skirmish and public scandal, yet it did bear a daughter – Princess Charlotte, heiress presumptive to the English throne. The Regent is still elegant, though moving swiftly into corpulent middle age as his wife Caroline remains determined to shock almost to the point of lunacy. Old George III rambles on into the mists of his madness and stern Queen Charlotte sits at the centre of her web of domestic spies.
Beneath them all sparkles Charlotte, much loved by her mother but kept distant by her father and grandmother. Ever bewildered by her bizarre collection of royal relatives, Charlotte grows up to be honest, forthright and always certain of her destiny, though an unfortunate twist of fate means it is never to occur.
Caroline, the Unhappy Queen Lord Russell of Liverpool
George, Prince and Regent Philip W. Sergeant
The Dictionary of National Biography edited by Leslie Stephen and Sir Sidney Lee
Daughter of England D. M. Stuart
Portrait of the Prince Regent D. M. Stuart
The Four Georges W. M. Thackeray
British History John Wade
A Brief Memoir of the Princess Charlotte of Wales with selections from her Correspondence and other unpublished papers
The Lady Rose Weigall
Mrs Fitzherbert and George IV W. H. Wilkins
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