Adelaide

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ORIGIN AND HISTORY

Adelaide became popular in England after the reign of William IV and Queen Adelaide. Adelaide, a German princess, accepted William after he'd been rejected by several other noble ladies. He was said to be of poor character, but his marriage to Adelaide improved his behavior. The city of Adelaide, Australia, founded in 1836, is named after this queen, Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen.^[1]

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OTHER ADELAIDE'S

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