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VICMAIN - Victorian Papers, Main Series
3 - Papers and correspondence with Lord Melbourne and Lord John Russell relating to constitutional issues, the Royal Household, woods and forests and other miscellaneous subjects
23 - Correspondence about the abolition of Duelling
Collection
Victorian Papers, Main Series
Reference
VIC/MAIN/C/53/14
Record Type
Correspondence
Title
Letter from Sir John Nicholl to Lord Fitzroy Somerset
Date
23 September 1843
Writer
Nicholl, John, Sir
Addressee
Somerset, Fitzroy, Lord
Description
Sir John Nicholl (Judge Advocate General) encloses a civilians memorandum regarding the establishment of Courts of Honour. He states that he cannot expect it to fall in with military opinions in all respects. Copy.
Place Of Writing
Great George Street
Language
English
Extent
1 document (1 page)
Physical Description
Loose manuscript paper; mounted
Access Conditions
Available in surrogate form only
Digitisation Notes
These papers are available online within "Prince Albert: His Life and Legacy"
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