"The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder" by William Hone is a witty illustrated booklet offering political commentary on marriage within royal circles during the 1800s. Verse combines with illustrations as the story follows a queen-like character navigating a difficult marriage, societal expectations, and public opinion. The narrative reveals the queen's emotional struggle with neglect and betrayal while challenging the ethics of those in authority. The booklet serves also to reflect the significance of conflicts within the monarchy, ending with a powerful note on how the press ensures rights are protected from abuse.
The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder A National Toy, With Fourteen Step Scenes; and Illustrations in Verse, With Eighteen other Cuts
By William Hone
In a world of royal scandal and political games, a courageous queen battles adversity in her marriage, revealing the dark side of power and the fight for justice.
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