loved your video ,i'm happy that you are talking about this individual Henrietta who has not gotten enough attention,it's such a tragedy on what happened to her and her ill matched marriage with her husband it's so sad what she had to go through in her life ,and she died so young.

Thank you. Sometimes we just think of them as ‘just people’ but you forget that they had brothers , sisters and friends that they all loved so dearly. What a sad life Henrietta had. Poor girl. So young. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

The Stuart books by Jean Plaidy are worth reading. They give more background to the ill fated Stuarts. Thank you for another great video.

Thank you as always, she had a very sad tragic life, she was a lovely lady and to die so young so sad.

What a woman of great strength. Walking all that way by herself. Accomplished women. Very nice.

Cool! I've seen a few things related to Henrietta recently, so it was interesting to learn more- the story of her birth was so dramatic & so sad! As was her life, but it seems she made a big impression in only 26 years.

Amazing video on such an intriguing princess. Your research is fabulous and l loved learning more about her early childhood. Thank you! 👸💛

Have been in Exeter quite a few times...my History knowledge is increasing Thanks to you🌷🌷Walked to Dover...amazing!!!

After researching my family’s history I’ve discovered that she’s my 12th great grandmother my mom side came from Scotland,England and Ireland.

Very much enjoyed you recount of this part of Anglo-French history. I really love your lovely accent and very good English. It is a great period of French history. Thank you for this video.

Poor Henrietta, so young, so beautiful, so intelligent, yet an ungrateful husband. Being so fortunate as a daughter and sister of kings of England, she had a hard luck in marriage and health. Her greedy husband was unworthy of her. Women were merely pawns used by men of their family for political and financial gains. May her soul rest in peace.

I love your voice!!!❤️❤️❤️

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Dear Narrator, your voice is so elegant and beautiful. Your diction is perfect. And your pronounciation so melodious! That is why I always listen to your videos. Dear Henriette, so graceful, cultured, elegant and a beautiful and bewitching dancer. Even the Sun King was sexually attracted to her! Her husband, Monsieur, was furiously jealous of her and treated her so unkindly. Her brother, Charles Ii, adored her. However, she had poor health shich lead ro her early tragic death. Wonderful videp, dear Narrator of a very beautiful gifted Duchesse de Orleans. Thank you very much.

Oh wow, your video is perfect! Just a couple days ago I watched a few documentary series about Rulers of England/Great Britain, one of which was about the four Stuart kings. So your video about Princess Henrietta Stuart has perfect timing for me as it fits right into what I just learned about :) On that note, I hope it is okay if I make a suggestion for you: The other documentary series I watched very lately was about the House of Tudor. In this series they mentioned Lady Margaret Beaufort, the mother of King Henry VII, who was, I believe, the first tudor monarch on the throne of England. According to those documentaries she must have been a very strong and inspiring woman, doing everything to protect her son and helping him wherever she was able to. She also seemed to play a very large role in the War of the Roses in general, which to me makes her even more interesting. When I saw that, I instantly thought about your videos and that I would be very delighted to one day see a video about Lady Beaufort here on your channel, if she and her story also is interesting to you of course :) I would love to learn more about her and I think for that there is nothing better than your videos :) Because, as this one here proves once again, your videos are very special. While other documentaries and educational videos focus mostly on the events of history and so on, your videos to me are all about the people and their emotions, which, as I talked about a while ago, resonates a lot with my soul. I love your videos and I really hope that you enjoy making them at least as much as I enjoy watching them :) Thank you so so much! And also I'd like to mention that the dress the young Henrietta wears on the right side at around 4:00 is absolutely lovely. The blue and silver with the golden details is such a beautiful combination of colors, and I also really like the overall cut of the dress, the way it falls and the way parts of it are fastened with those blue-golden ribbons. It must have taken literally months to make and it was most probably everything but easy to get her into all the layers of cloth and silk. ... Just wanted to mention that :D I really like this style of dress. Again, thank you so so much for your videos! I really love and enjoy all of them, much much appreciated! I am very much looking forward to the next one :)

I used to read a lot about this Princess. Nice to see a KZfaq video about her lifestory.

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Hello, Thank you so much for your beautifully presented video and historical information on Henrietta. Her husband really was a sadistic, cruel and vaccuous individual. King Charles would have lost his head too if he had forced Catholicism on the English people, thank goodness he was wise enough not to take this perilous path. It is incredibly sad beautiful, intelligent and compassionate Henrietta was subjected to salacious intrigue at the French Court when she had such a popinjay of a husband! Xxxx pompinjay of a husband.

Her story was so sad... she died so young.

A very interesting and intelligent young lady indeed!

An interesting young lady in her own right

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i`m really interested in Charles II`s love life my favorite of his paramours is Louise de Keroualle allthough his most notorious mistress is Barbara Viliers (Palmer by marriege) it was Louise ho at Charles`s dead bed admited to the court that Charles wanted to die a catholic so he became catholic on his dead bed plus Charles`s first bastard James Scott Duke of Monmouth was born when he was still a prince and his mother was Lucy Walter

Queen Henrietta invented the edges hairstyles, confirmed.

Philippe was quite a prick and vindictive although in Versailles series he was portrayed as more complex and more humane not sure about real Philippe because the series has some fictions on it.

Plutôt charmante que jolie, légèrement boiteuse... et une vraie chipie 'into the bargain'.

Was she not mixed race????

Phillipe Duke D'Orleans was "interested" in marriage to the princess.... Defiantly only for political reasons. 🤣

So dramatic. Couldn't speak for days? QE2 would declare war and lead the charge! I have no doubt.

I can't see it but yes I do think the dynasty of the Tudors not really had bad luck but whatever was in their bloodline the caused by luck to come to them you can't blame them to be paranoid and superstitious besides the whole specific details that changed everything a lot of politics in the English History with the whole Reformation of the politics and religion that part makes sense but still that poor woman I know a lot of people some women of History a hard time I know I've heard of her at least once or twice but not much I think her parents feelings are with each other were very sweet and I think he really did genuinely love his daughter her father from information but I feel very annoyed of this Man how he treated his wife I mean to be honest I don't know if he ever actually really cared about her he may have been able to care for her certain degrees but I think he was a vindictive little troll that didn't really care that much in other ways to be frank I think the fact that he was openly okay with taunting her was not okay but he did seem to genuinely care when she died though I have to admit no matter what I feel more bad for her brother losing his sister then the husband meet upset losing his wife that's my part of me was kind of upset when I heard her mother die but to be fair she did pass away fairly decent at an age back then I'll be it on the younger sign for royalty or high nobility but it was not that unheard of by any means for a woman to die in there what was it late 40s and early 50s? By all means that was actually considered as a normal age for a person male or female to pass away at age back then but considering everything that her mother went through I am actually quite impressed that she lived that long I actually am sadly though her dear daughter died Fair too young even deal with these when it was not unheard of for a woman to die very young the way that she died was too young no matter what Enough for complaining sake but who the heck roses their wife who is completely fine being the wife stereotype back then!!! Who was completely fine playing their role as a woman and being in the role as the wife whether she wanted a lot of power or not she probably just wanted to have a little something to her name something that was honorable and probably away from him even if she wanted to be noticed by others I don't think she cared to the degree of his degree of wanting to be famous the center of the entire universe she just probably wanted to be a little noticed but not the center of everything heck he didn't need even give her such a hard time he almost seems like was a woman stuck in a man's body now don't get me wrong whatever however you believe in that being stuck in the wrong body or whatever or however you wish to flaunt yourself masculine or feminine neither or both his actions and attitude was not excusable nonetheless now I'm not trying to say he was not completely evil and I've been plenty of Royal monarchs who were far more cruel to the rise to the point of openly undressing them at the same not literally in front of court and making them look like a straight out and kind words dressing someone down is a saying meaning putting in them in their place in the US it's not the most common one in case someone gets the wrong idea that's why I'm talking about or what I mean I don't know I don't like it too far into it I'm already rambling