Queen Anne
Anne's reign (8 March 1702 1 August 1714)
· Queen of England, Scotland,
Ireland in 1702
· Became the first sovereign of the
Kingdom of Great Britain
· Last monarch of the House Of
Stuart
· reigned for twelve years until her
death in August 1714.
Anne's life
· Born at St. James Palace, London
· Anne suffered as a child from an eye infection
and was sent to France
· Anne returned from France in 1670.
· On 28 July 1683, Anne married
· Anne's husband died in October 1708
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