Elizabeth Margravine of Anspach
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As Lady Craven in the late eighteenth century,
, wrote plays in many genres (from comedy, tragedy, and farce, through pastoral to opera and pantomime), as well as poetry and an unusual novel. Some of this work was published; many of the plays were performed in private theatres, and a few publicly. After she had crossed the frontier of respectability and lived with her second husband, a foreign nobleman, before marrying him, she published collections of travelletters and a supplementary memoir.- BirthName: LadyElizabeth Berkeley
- Married: CravenLady; AnspachMargravine of
- Styled:
- Titled: CravenLady; AnspachMargravine of; Princess Berkeley