Henrietta Anne 1644-70 fifth daughter of Charles I 1600-49 of England

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Henrietta Anne (1644-1670), the fifth daughter of King Charles I of England (1600-1649) and Queen Henrietta Maria, is a notable historical figure whose life was marked by political turbulence and cultural influence. Born on June 16, 1644, at Bedford House in Exeter, Henrietta Anne was thrust into a world of political strife from an early age. Her birth occurred during the English Civil War, a conflict that ultimately led to her father's execution in 1649 and the temporary overthrow of the monarchy.

Following the fall of her father's reign, Henrietta Anne, along with her mother and siblings, fled to France. There, she was raised at the court of her first cousin, King Louis XIV, under the care of her mother. The French court, known for its opulence and cultural sophistication, played a significant role in shaping Henrietta Anne's upbringing and future.

In 1661, Henrietta Anne married Philippe I, Duke of Orléans, the younger brother of Louis XIV, thereby becoming known as Madame, Duchess of Orléans. Her marriage was both a political alliance and a personal union that placed her at the heart of French aristocracy. Despite the challenges of her marriage, including Philippe's open relationships with male favorites, Henrietta Anne managed to carve out a significant role for herself within the court.

Henrietta Anne's influence extended beyond her immediate surroundings. She played a crucial role in the negotiations leading to the Secret Treaty of Dover in 1670, which sought to strengthen the alliance between England and France. Her diplomatic efforts underscored her political acumen and the trust placed in her by both her brother, King Charles II of England, and her cousin, Louis XIV.

Tragically, Henrietta Anne's life was cut short when she died suddenly on June 30, 1670, at the age of 26. Her death was widely mourned, and rumors of poisoning circulated, although no conclusive evidence was ever found. Henrietta Anne's legacy endures through her contributions to Franco-English relations and her portrayal in art and literature, most notably by Sir Anthony Van Dyck, who captured her likeness in a celebrated portrait.

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