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Excerpt from The Royal Dukes and Princesses of the Family of George, Vol. 2: III, a View of Court Life and Manners for Seventy Years
Passing now from her childhood, we next see Princess Charlotte as an attractive young girl, wayward, easily led by kindness, and driven into obstinacy and rebellion by harsh treatment. It was thus she presented herself to an observer at her mother's house. This introduces us to a new epoch of her short life, when she was driven to act for herself and in hostility to her father while clinging as long as she could, or was allowed to do so, to her mother's cause.
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