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Caroline Returns to Britain
- When
- June 1820
- Where
- St Omer near Calais (last sourced location before the return)
Caroline traveled from Italy to England in June 1820 to assert her position as queen consort, defying King George IV's attempts to divorce her.
By early June 1820, Caroline had moved from Italy to St Omer near Calais. She returned to Britain to claim her rights as queen, despite the King's insistence on divorce. Her return was a direct challenge to the King's authority and his plans to exclude her from the coronation.
Sources
- Caroline of Brunswick Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-22
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