Not For Everyone

The Uncrowned Stuart Queen Comtesse d'Albany & Conte Vittorio Alfieri​

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In a life spanning two centuries which saw the

rupture of nations during the French Revolution

and the birth of rebellious ideas, she lived, survived,

and thrived. Although dreams are often interrupted,

if one perseveres, they may in time, come true. 

 

Wife of an exiled royal and lover of an Italian aristocrat,

Louise navigated the trials of her life with courage

and determination. As a notable salonnière she 

completed the continental tour for those determined to

be enlightened, for those wishing to promote change,

and for those who desired to be the forerunners of society.

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She serves as a notable true woman of history who stood 

her ground, developed her talents, and influenced the men

and women in her worldwide sphere.

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She was truly inspirational but she was also not for everyone.

Does she inspire you?​                                                                                                                        A two volume set.

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​​How did Louise become the wife of Prince Charles Edward and the lover of Conte Vittorio Alfieri?

What was her tremendous  influence on the course of history?

The narrative based on true events is completed thanks to all who shared their knowledge from Scotland, England, France, Italy, the United States and Canada.

 

I lingered in Louise's footsteps at her home locations in Paris and Florence. Those visits were especially meaningful to me. Visits to the Biblioteca Marucelliana which first opened

its door on 18 September 1752 was especially noteworthy! 

THANK YOU to all for your tremendous support.
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Louise Comtesse d'Albany was a unique woman. She is rooted in Jacobite history as the last

Stuart Queen. She is a witness to the horrors of the French Revolution and a forerunner in the

birth of the Italian nation.

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Louise and her world...