Queen Charlotte was one of the most significant figures in the British monarchy during the 18th century. As the wife of King George III, she was a devoted partner, mother of 15 children, and a patron of the arts and sciences. Despite her considerable influence, Queen Charlotte has been relatively overlooked by history, and her legacy has often been overshadowed by that of her husband and children.
This book aims to provide a comprehensive and balanced portrait of Queen Charlotte, drawing on a range of historical sources to explore her life, reign, and impact on British culture and society. It examines her childhood and upbringing, her role as queen consort, her family life, and her public perception and legacy. The book also considers some of the controversies and challenges that Queen Charlotte faced, including criticisms of her character and behavior, political controversies, and health issues.