Collection | Queen Charlotte |
Reference | GEO/MAIN/36671-36674 |
Record Type | Correspondence |
Title | Letter from Queen Charlotte to the Prince Regent |
Date | 8 January 1814 |
Writer | Charlotte, Queen Consort to George III |
Addressee | George, Prince Regent |
Description | Thanking him for his offer of the use of his house: 'The weather is so cold & the Snow so deep that I have given up all Idea of Venturing out of Doors for fear of a Second attack of the Influenza which has left an Everlasting remembrance behind it since last Year'; on the reception at Hanover of the Duke of Cambridge; letters from Charlotte, Queen of Württemberg with particular reference to the Imperial Family of Russia and the Duke of Cumberland; news from the Continent and Napoloen; on Felton Harvey as a possible Aide de Camp; Sophia; the King. Signed |
Place Of Writing | Windsor |
Language | English |
Extent | 2 documents |
Physical Description | Loose manuscript papers; mounted |
Document Image | ![GEO_MAIN_36671-36674.pdf](GetMultimedia.ashx?db=Catalog&fname=GEO_MAIN_36671-36674.pdf&type=RecordThumbnail)
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Publications | Published in "The Letters of George IV" edited by A Aspinall; no 381 |
Level | Item |
Credit | All rights reserved |