Maybe, and thank you for reassuring me I wasn't misremembering everything
I was reassuring myself, as well! I knew all the modern bios have it that way, but I had go to chase down primary sources to make sure it wasn't another case of Robert Keith.
(c1 - I had forgotten, but the book reminded me again - the Liliputians from "Gullivers Travels" would have been understood by Swifts contemporaries as a satire on all the small German principalities, especially Hannnover.)
Ahhh, thank you for this! *If* I ever learned this, it was before I had any context on the HRE or small German principalities, so I promptly forgot it.
Caroline then nicknamed the Churchills "the Imperial family".
Re: The First Iron Lady: A life of Caroline of Ansbach - I: Cinderella
I was reassuring myself, as well! I knew all the modern bios have it that way, but I had go to chase down primary sources to make sure it wasn't another case of Robert Keith.
(c1 - I had forgotten, but the book reminded me again - the Liliputians from "Gullivers Travels" would have been understood by Swifts contemporaries as a satire on all the small German principalities, especially Hannnover.)
Ahhh, thank you for this! *If* I ever learned this, it was before I had any context on the HRE or small German principalities, so I promptly forgot it.
Caroline then nicknamed the Churchills "the Imperial family".
Lol, yeah, I can see it.