If you look at the wrist of an untanned caucasian person, the veins there look almost blue. Royalty were usually shaded when out in the sun, by servants and the like. Thus, royalty were believed to genuinely have blue blood.
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The ordinary workers, like farmers, were tanned because of staying on the field every day.
Therefore being light-skinned was a sign of royalty.
The blood vessels of light-skinned people look blue under light, so 'blue blood' was a sign of royalty.
Hey, I am doing an assessment on the French Revolution as we speak and as I remember they actually ate near to nothing. As Louis' wife said when royals said 'the commons have no bread' she said 'let them have cake.' Sorry but I know that wasn't alot of help.
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In the Tuillerie Palace.
Lucy Maud Montgomery's favorite color was blue because she said so. It reminded her of the clear skies above Prince Edward Island and the calm waters of the Atlantic Ocean. But hey, if she changed her mind and decided she liked pink better, that's her prerogative!
His Eyes Were BLUE