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16847 London Doody puts herself in Austen'sCatherine Hyde [1701 1777], afterwards Duchess of Queensbury, and known as Kitty, was a daughter of the 4th Earl of Clarendon and the wife of Charles Douglas, the 3rd Duke of Queensbury. She was a bold woman in her time and considered eccentric. Her boldness caused George II to banish her from court. But she was very important as a socialite in London life, a supporter of the arts, a friend to writers such as Congreve and Pope, and patron of the