An edition of Lady of passion
(2014)
Lady of passion
by Freda Lightfoot
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Beautiful and talented actress, poet and fashion icon, Mary Robinson was one of the most famous women of her time - yet she died virtually penniless, her reputation in ruins. For Mary was destined always to be betrayed by the men she loved - her father, her husband and, most seriously, by the Prince of Wales, later George IV, for whom Mary gave up her career, her husband and her independence, only to be cruelly abandoned. This is her enthralling story: a tale of ambition, passion, scandal, and heartbreak.
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Beautiful and talented actress, poet and fashion icon, Mary Robinson was one of the most famous women of her time
yet she died virtually penniless, her reputation in ruins. For Mary was destined always to be betrayed by the men she loved
her father, her husband and, most seriously, by the Prince of Wales, later George IV, for whom Mary gave up her career, her husband and her independence, only to be cruelly abandoned. This is her enthralling story: a tale of ambition, passion, scandal, and heartbreak.
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