Lady Augusta Murray was born in 1763 and became known for her marriage to Prince Augustus Frederick, the Duke of Sussex, in 1793. Their union was controversial because it was conducted without the consent of the British royal family, which led to legal challenges. The marriage was later annulled, and Augusta faced social stigma as a result. Despite the challenges she faced, Lady Augusta was a talented artist and writer. She was involved in various charitable activities and had a keen interest in literature. Her life reflects the complexities of navigating personal desires within the constraints of royal expectations during her time.