The Tragic Hidden Life of George III’s Forbidden Daughter



Welcome to Forgotten Lives! In today’s episode we are looking into the life of Princess Augusta Sophia, the sixth child and second daughter of King George III and Queen Charlotte who was hidden away and never given permisson to to marry.

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42 Comments

  1. Going so far in the extreme from generations of royal parents trading off their daughters, often as children, to be royal brides. Even when the intended grooms were decades older.

  2. "Unless she had an hour of quiet to herself, she was fit for nothing."

    So she was asking for things that pretty much every stressed out adult would like to have in their lives everyday, got it 😄

  3. It’s refreshing to see a young man interested in history. Your presentations are always interesting, and it amazes me to hear you pronounce some of the names and places no matter what language. Thank you for your dedicated work.

  4. Hello!!! It's a shame she was never married… Maybe… She has been in Love…I feel sorry for her.She lived a long life…Take care…Great Video!!!…Your fan&friend from USA 🇺🇸…🦋

  5. Glad I was never born into a Royal life. You had to marry in your station. The majority of the time the girls never knew anything about the groom. Most were definitely not love matches. Some abusive. Your job was to produce a heir. You never saw your parents again. I guess George saw that because of his sister. I hope Augusta secretly married Spencer.

  6. There's a pretty good book called "Princesses: The Six Daughters of George III" if anyone here is interested in learning more about the lives of these oft-forgotten women.

  7. So sad that Royal daughters have rarely been allowed agency over their own lives. They were either contracted in marriage to other European royalty and expected to produce male heirs, without any consideration to how they felt, or forced to remain spinsters whether they wanted it or not. It's the tragedy of being born female that we're still fighting to overcome. 😢

  8. I never understood why George III didn’t allow any of his daughters to marry. I know 3 of them eventually married but the others never did!
    Even if he didn’t want them to leave England and marry abroad, he could have encouraged them to marry English lords or gentlemen.
    Looking at how his sons turned out as well, I’m thinking George III and his Queen were very bad parents.

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