This Princess Was ALLEGEDLY Poisoned After Her Father’s Execution

[@timefoolery]

Thank you for turning our attention to the Stuarts. I know of them but not as close as I’d like.

[@TheGermanball1]

Bro this is the best history channel you deserve millions of subscribers

[@annfisher3316]

I believe she was a prolific letter writer and this correspondence is a wonderful source of contemporary history. Another interesting video, many thanks.

[@vanessareagan3497]

Henrietta’s daughter Anne Marie went on to marry King Charles II of Spain (the Bewitched or El Hechizado) as he was known due to his disabilities caused by incest. Anne Marie died in a very similar fashion to her mother which appears to have been peritonitis AKA appendicitis. Prior to his Coronation in 1902, King Edward VII became ill with appendicitis but survived - he was one of the first successful appendectomy patients. The Coronation was postponed but he went on to live until 1910.

[@widowrumstrypze9705]

Was she the wife thst he was madly in love with? I read that despite his disabilities, they had an agreeable (uncconsumated) relationship.

[@yuriitoh7682]

I think that was Marie Louise not Anne Marie who married king of Sardinia

[@kaloarepo288]

@@yuriitoh7682 Marie Louise (her daughter)married the ruler of Savoy-Sardinia and that is the basis for the former Italian royal family(from the house of Savoy)inherited the Jacobite claims to the British throne after deaths of the two Jacobite pretenders.

[@vanessareagan3497]

@@widowrumstrypze9705 yes. While choosing the portrait of his next wife, he apparently said something along the lines of no other woman’s beauty compared to that of his first wife.

[@deborahdauray8933]

Thank you so much.

[@lianefehrle9921]

Thank you.

[@vivianoshea1083]

She probably had appendicitis.

[@juliedurden9479]

Yes! I was thinking that or perhaps gallstones

[@ElizabethMcCormick-s2n]

@@juliedurden9479 Or an ulcer that went really bad!

[@nazlsenay7312]

She gave birth (not a miscarriage) on August and on October she was walking with help i think she died because of birth complications

[@safiremorningstar]

It could’ve all been or a combination a ruptured, gallbladder, gallbladder gallstones have the same symptoms that she complained about down to the pain of the stomach and the only thing you be able to keep down is milk and light products like it because an ulcer is possible but as far as she and we know she did not get to a vomiting of blood, it’s also possible that it could have been similar been poisoned blood poisoning can also cause decent symptoms and gallbladder and liver or a combination of events. The reason I think it could’ve been a type of metal poisoning because it was very prevalent in almost everything including cutlery she was given cutlery that was pure gold. It could be that the gold that was on there it’s not actually pure gold it might’ve been gold plated, back and plating process was done with a combination of lead. She could’ve also been giving sugar off like mixed in with her actual sugar. It’s slow acting poison. Would it take in about between 2 to 3 months to kill? But there are so many others. It might’ve been less if they added more when she came home so you have to ask yourself who was the person who was with her the most and who stood to gain. As you know, I’m using voice to text and as you know, it doesn’t always write things as I would wish them to be written. Based on certain events from when she was infant could very well be that when she was so certain, it was a poison meant that in fact, been something as simple as celiac or an allergy to certain foods, and when I said allergy, I mean, they did not have EpiPen‘s and some allergies can cause the body to have symptoms similar and ulcer in fat. It has happened that in some cases of people with celiac, and with allergies that have celiac like could’ve been a ruptured hernia. There’s so many possibilities, but lack of proper care in all of this makes one wonder about the physicians in the care she was given. I still think if you want to know whom would have or might have killed her just look who was in her entourage, and who stood the most again. And I say, also look at her daughters entourage thing, and he’s taken. Most of the mass of horses was a hereditary thing which it could be.

[@freyasslain2203]

She died in 1670 ! 21 years after King Charles I 's death.

[@sarah3796]

Wild!😊

[@garypautard1069]

I am knowledgeable about the Civil Wars but was sketchy about Charles children ( apart from Charles 11) thanks that interesting.

[@jodytrela193]

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