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ADD4 - Letters from and to William IV and Queen Adelaide and papers concerning them.
204 - Letters to Prince William, later Duke of Clarence
Collection
Additional papers relating to William IV and Queen Adelaide
Reference
GEO/ADD/4/204/2
Title
Letter from George III to Prince William
Date
13 June 1779
Writer
George III, King
Addressee
William, Prince (1765-1837)
Description
William is about to start a new life [at sea] and the King gives him here life-advice on how to conduct himself in order to be happy and respected by 'men of worth and integrity'. He warns William about the difficulties ahead and what his duties as a 'boy learning the naval Profession' are going to be.
Mr [Henry] Majendie will accompany William to continue his education; General [Jacob] De Bude' will also be with him to advise him.
The King hopes William will behave and will try to advance in the Naval Profession.
Place Of Writing
Kew
Language
English
Extent
1 document (3 pages)
Physical Description
Loose manuscript paper
Access Conditions
Available in surrogate form only
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