Royal marriage remarks and political balance analysis
The author argues kings marry for public happiness, not private joy. He weighs Mecklen burg links, warns foreign fortune risks, cites Henry VIII, Charles I and II outcomes, and extols England’s monarchs marrying for domestic steadiness over wealth or alliance, urging prudence in royal consort choice.
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