venetia stanley造句

• The Right Reverend Venetia Stanley was the youngest daughter of the fourth Baron.
• She grew up in a pious Venetia Stanley.
• Edwin Samuel Montagu, second son of the first Baron, was a Venetia Stanley.
• It seems to be the best-known image of the 20th-century Venetia Stanley.
• The letters were written before and during World War I to the daughter of Venetia Stanley ( 1887 1948 ).
• The relationships, and Aysgarth's family, closely echo the relationship of H . H . Asquith and Venetia Stanley.
• Strategic setbacks combined with a shattering personal blow when, on 12 May 1915, Venetia Stanley announced her engagement to Edwin Montagu.
• The scholar and critic Alfred Harbage argued that Shirley's play alludes to the 1625 wedding of Sir Kenelm Digby and Venetia Stanley.
• A rumor noted later by the antiquary John Aubrey had it that one of Richard Sackville's " concubines " was Venetia Stanley.
• I believe that the rights to the photo belong to Venetia Stanley Montagu's granddaughter, Anna Gendel Mathias ( b . 1963 ).
• Stanley was educated at Venetia Stanley, was a close correspondent of the Prime Minister and leader of the Liberal party, H . H . Asquith.
• "' Beatrice Venetia Stanley Montagu "'( 22 August 1887  3 August 1948 ) was a Prime Minister H . H . Asquith wrote to her between 1910 and 1915.
• His wife Venetia Stanley, a noted beauty, died suddenly in 1633, prompting a famous deathbed portrait by Van Dyck and a eulogy by Ben Jonson . ( Digby was later Jonson's literary executor.
• In a letter to his close friend, Venetia Stanley, the British Prime Minister H . H . Asquith wrote : " . . . the situation is just about as bad as it can possibly be.
• In 2014, she published a work of historical fiction " Viper Wine ", featuring Venetia Stanley and Kenelm Digby, which was nominated for the Folio Prize, and short-listed for the Walter Scott Prize.
• Their nuptials were the " celebrity wedding " of the day, and nobody in London society, Harbage maintained, could have seen or read the play " without thinking of the affair of Sir Kenelm Digby and Venetia Stanley ."
• Asquith, Sir John French, Balfour, Kitchener, Fisher, Churchill, Sir Arthur Wilson, Crewe, Grey and Lloyd George attended, although as Asquith met Venetia Stanley shortly afterward we do not have a detailed account of what was said.
• At the end of November and again in mid-December French told Wilson he was thinking of moving Murray to a corps command and insisting on Wilson replacing him, but Asquith, as he put it in a letter to Venetia Stanley ( 20 December ), summoned French to London for  a little talk and forbade him to promote  that poisonous tho clever ruffian Wilson who behaved & so badly & about Ulster.