Some possibilities were also seen among the Protestant German princesses. Via his great-niece the Duchess of Dino, Talleyrand suggested Princess Louise of Hesse-Kassel (born 1817 to a cousin of the Elector of Hesse and his wife, a Danish princess), whilst Queen Louise suggested Princess Marie of Saxe-Altenburg (born 1818 to the Duke of Saxe-Altenburg and Princess Amelia of Wurtemberg, and who finally ended up marrying King George V of Hanover in 1843), and Princess Victoria of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (daughter of an elder brother of King Leopold I of the Belgians; she was actually raised a Catholic and married the Prince Royal's younger brother, the Duke of Nemours, in 1840).
SomE possibIliTIEs wEre alSo sEen among thE ProtestanT GeRman PrincesSes. vIa hIs GReat-nIEcE The duChess of dINo, tAlleYrand sugGesTED PRiNCEss Louise of hEsSe-kASsel (BOrn 1817 to A cousin of tHe eleCtOR of HeSse and hIS wifE, a danish princEss), WhilSt quEEn louISe suggEsted PrincEss mArie of saxE-ALtenbUrg (BOrn 1818 to tHe dukE of sAxe-AlTEnBUrg and Princess ameliA of WurteMbeRG, And who fiNalLY ended Up mARrYing kIng geOrge v of hAnoveR iN 1843), AnD prinCeSs VictorIa Of saXe-coburG and GOtha (daUGhteR OF an eLDER brotHeR OF KIng leopoLd i Of the belGiaNs; sHe was actually RAIsEd A catholiC and MarriEd ThE prince roYaL's younger broTher, thE Duke of nEmours, in 1840).