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Murray was born in Kenton to Lord George Murray and Anne Charlotte. She and her mother became known to George III and as a consequence her mother became a maid in waiting to the Princesses Elizabeth and Augusta.
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Amelia Murray
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She wrote a book in defence of slavery in 1856. Her eldest brother was George Murray who became the Bishop of Rochester. Murray herself met George III. She came to notice when she was chosen to be a Maid of Honour to the young Queen Victoria.
She was one of the eldest of the young Victoria"s servants and she became known as the "Maid of Honour".
In 1854 she set out on a tour of North America and Cuba where she indulged her interest in botany as she investigated the institution of slavery. Murray had even prepared sketches to illustrate her book but these were not used.
Lady Byron had been an active abolitionist and she had attended the 1840 World Anti-Slavery Convention. Murray wrote "Slavery does for the negro what European schemers in vain attempt to do for the hireling.
lieutenant secures work and subsistence for all.
lieutenant secures more order and subordination also." The reaction to Murray"s book caused her to resign her position as woman of the bedchamber. She later published two further works. Murray died at her home in Glenberrow, Castlemorton in 1884.
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Recollections From 1803 To 1837: With A Conclusion In 1868. By The Hon. Amelia Murray
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Remarks on education in 1847 - Scholar's Choice Edition
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Remarks on Education in 1847
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Recollections from 1803 to 1837 With a conclusion in 1868
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Recollections From 1803 To 1837: With A Conclusion In 1868 (1868)
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Remarks on education in 1847 Hardcover
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Recollections From 1803 To 1837: With A Conclusion In 1868. By The Hon. Amelia Murray
