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Ann Duchess Monmouth 2
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Ann Duchess Monmouth 2
ANN, duchess of MONMOUTH (nee Scott) wife (1) of James Scott, natural son of Charles II (2) Charles third baron Cornwallis. Date: 1651 - 1732
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1651 1732 Baron Cornwallis Duchess Monmouth Scott
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Ann, Duchess of Monmouth (nee Scott) (1651-1732): A Portrait of Royal Lineage and Controversy This evocative portrait captures Ann Scott, Duchess of Monmouth, a woman of intrigue and historical significance. Born in 1651, she was the daughter of the 1st Earl of Buccleuch and Lady Anne Scott. Her life took an unexpected turn when she became the wife of James Scott, the natural son of King Charles II of England (1630-1685), third Baron Cornwallis. The year was 1678, and the political climate was fraught with tension. The Monmouth Rebellion, led by James Scott, had just been crushed, and the Duke of Monmouth, as he was now known, had been executed. Ann, however, managed to escape the repercussions of her husband's rebellion and lived on, maintaining her title and her dignity. This portrait, likely painted between 1678 and 1732, showcases Ann's regal bearing and striking features. Her elegant attire, adorned with pearls and lace, reflects the opulence of the royal court. Her expressive eyes convey a sense of resilience and determination, hinting at the inner strength that helped her weather the storms of her tumultuous past. The background of this portrait is shrouded in mystery, as is much of Ann's life. However, her connection to the House of Stuart and her role in the Monmouth Rebellion make her a fascinating figure in English history. This portrait serves as a poignant reminder of a woman who defied the odds and survived the fallout of her husband's ill-fated attempt to seize the English throne.
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