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Cavendish, Margaret, Duchess Of Newcastle — (1623 1673) Her father (Sir Thomas Lucas) supported Charles I during the Civil War, and in 1644 Margaret was forced into exile in France as Queen Henrietta s maid of honor; she married Sir William Cavendish in 1645 as his second wife. After… … British and Irish poets
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