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WIV - Private and official papers of William IV
1 - Papers of William Henry, Duke of Clarence
Collection
Correspondence of William IV
Reference
GEO/MAIN/44795
Record Type
Correspondence
Title
Letter from Prince William to George, Prince of Wales
Date
19 August 1787
Writer
William, Prince (1765-1837)
Addressee
George, Prince of Wales (1762-1830)
Description
Prince William reports of his illness due to the sudden change from extreme heat to damp cold. Of the future he says that in November he will sail for Jamaica. He is now in Quebec, where he received a letter from Elphinstone [George Keith] mentioning the Prince of Wales' concerns about Prince William's writing to the King about having a proper allowance. Prince William reassures his brother that, despite the threats, he has no intention to quit his ship.
Place Of Writing
off Quebec
Language
English
Extent
1 document (2 pages)
Physical Description
Loose manuscript page, mounted
Access Conditions
Available in surrogate form only
Document Image
Publications
Published in "The Correspondence of George Prince of Wales, 1770-1789", I, edited by A Aspinall; no 250.
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