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Aged only thirteen, Judith left the court of her father to marry the ageing King of England. Little did she know how dramatic her maritial career was to be.

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Oberon (The Elf King's Oath), an English romantic fairy opera by Carl M. von Weber: opera plot synopsis, character description and other C.M. von Weber opera information.

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