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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/53/38
Record Type
Correspondence
Title
Letter from Sir Henry Hardinge to Queen Victoria
Date
9 March 1844
Writer
Hardinge, Henry, Sir
Addressee
Victoria, Queen
Description
Sir Henry Hardinge refers to the difficulties of introducing Courts of Honour into the naval service. He states that it has been agreed by the Cabinet that through amending the Articles of War, Queen Victoria's commands can be carried out in the navy and other branches of the military service. He submits the articles for Queen Victoria.
Place Of Writing
War Office
Language
English
Extent
1 document (4 pages)
Physical Description
Loose manuscript paper
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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