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Way ahead of her time, beautiful aristocratic Jane Digby (1807-1881) fled her marriage, family and indulged life. She initially escaped to the continent where she mixed with kings and princes, married four times,and spent her final years as a desert princess. Jane Digby died in Damascus, Syria.
- Mary S Lovell
Edward Digby, 9th Baron Digby [1] (sourozenec) multimediální obsah na Commons. Některá data mohou pocházet z datové položky. Jane Elizabeth Digby, Lady Ellenborough ( 3. dubna 1807 Holkham Hall – 11. srpna 1881 Damašek) byla anglická aristokratka, proslavená svým pozoruhodným milostným životem a životním stylem.
El divorcio de Jane Digby, una bella aristócrata, de Lord Ellenborough fue uno de los mayores escándalos de la Inglaterra del S. XIX. Este libro hace un apasionante recorrido por la historia de su vida, pasando por su divorcio y sus posteriores amantes, incluido un príncipe austriaco y el rey Ludwig I de Bavaria, hasta llegar a encontrar el amor de su vida, Sheikh Medjuel, un noble beduino ...
Jane Digby Paintings, Ballitoville, South Africa. 1,765 likes · 46 talking about this. South African Artist, Jane Digby
3 de abr. de 2023 · Jane Digby was born at Holkham Hall in Norfolk on 3 April 1807, the daughter of Admiral Henry Digby and Lady Jane Elizabeth Coke. Little Jane was said to be a beautiful, lively and healthy child. She received the same education as her brothers Edward and Kenelm: she studied French, German, Italian, Latin and ancient Greek, the classics, art and history; she also took lessons in sewing, drawing ...
11 de ago. de 2016 · Jane Digby was a woman who did her own thing, when doing one’s own thing was very much not what women did. She died on this day, 11 August 1881. During the course of her lifetime, today’s average British woman will have sexual contact with an average of 14.56 men. Women weren’t always so free to express their sexuality.
3 de abr. de 2023 · Jane Digby morì di febbre e dissenteria a Damasco l’11 agosto 1881 e fu sepolta nel cimitero protestante. Sulla sua lapide – un blocco di calcare rosa proveniente da Palmira – c’è il suo nome, scritto in arabo da Medjuel a carboncino e scolpito nella pietra da un muratore locale.
