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The autobiography of a seaman (volume 1 of 2)

Note 13 — INTRODUCTORY. SOME ACCOUNT OF THE DUNDONALD FAMILY.

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“Charles, when a wanderer on the Continent, had fallen in at the Hague with Lucy Walters, a Welsh girl of great beauty, but of weak understanding. She became his mistress, and presented him with a son, upon whom he poured forth such an overflowing fondness as seemed hardly to belong to his cool and careless nature. Soon after the Restoration the young favourite made his appearance at Whitehall, where he was lodged in the palace and permitted to enjoy distinctions till then confined to princes of the blood royal.” Lord Macaulay.

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