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Her father later arranged for her marriage to the [[Protestant]] Frederick V, a senior prince of the [[Holy Roman Empire]]. They were married in the Chapel Royal in the [[Palace of Whitehall]], and then left for his lands in Germany. Their marriage proved successful, but after they left Bohemia they spent years in exile in [[The Hague]], while the Thirty Years' War continued. In her widowhood, she eventually returned to England, at the end of her own life, during the [[Stuart Restoration]] of her nephew, and is buried in [[Westminster Abbey]].
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==Early life==
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