Note 44 — II EARLY WOMANHOOD AND MARRIAGE (HEIDELBERG, 1650-1658)
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In 1655 she writes to Charles Lewis that she had sent him all that she could spare in the house there, and entreats him at the same time to dismiss the concierge, ‘for he is the veriest beast in the world and knave besides.’ See Letters, &c., ed. A. Wendland, p. 67.—I have revised my account of the dispute between Charles Lewis and Rupert with the aid of K. Hauck, Karl Ludwig, Kurfürst von der Pfalz, pp. 251 sqq.