Despatches, Correspondence, and Memoranda of Field Marshal Arthur, Duke of Wellington, K. G.: 1827-1828J. Murray, 1871 - Great Britain |
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... dear Duke , yours sincerely , [ ENCLOSURE . ] PALMERSTON . MY DEAR LORD , New Street , Spring Gardens , 2nd May , 1827 . In reply to your letter respecting the proper mode of accomplishing the Duke of Wellington's resignation as ...
... dear Duke , yours sincerely , [ ENCLOSURE . ] PALMERSTON . MY DEAR LORD , New Street , Spring Gardens , 2nd May , 1827 . In reply to your letter respecting the proper mode of accomplishing the Duke of Wellington's resignation as ...
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... DEAR LORD , Dublin , 3rd May , 1827 . I did not trouble you with a letter of congratulation when you were appointed ... dear Lord , most sincerely yours , G. MURRAY . Lord Ashley to Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington . MAY , 1827. THE ...
... DEAR LORD , Dublin , 3rd May , 1827 . I did not trouble you with a letter of congratulation when you were appointed ... dear Lord , most sincerely yours , G. MURRAY . Lord Ashley to Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington . MAY , 1827. THE ...
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... Lord Lynedoch . MY DEAR LORD LYNEDOCH , London , 9th May , 1827 . I have received your note , and I assure you that there is no man more anxious than I am to pay every mark of respect to the memory of the Duke of York . But I should ...
... Lord Lynedoch . MY DEAR LORD LYNEDOCH , London , 9th May , 1827 . I have received your note , and I assure you that there is no man more anxious than I am to pay every mark of respect to the memory of the Duke of York . But I should ...
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... DEAR LORD Duke , Horse - Guards , 12th May , 1827 . Immediately upon receiving your Grace's kind letter I wrote one to Mr. Hay , of which I have the honour to enclose a copy , and I hope you will approve it . I could have no scruple in ...
... DEAR LORD Duke , Horse - Guards , 12th May , 1827 . Immediately upon receiving your Grace's kind letter I wrote one to Mr. Hay , of which I have the honour to enclose a copy , and I hope you will approve it . I could have no scruple in ...
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... Lord Palmerston should remove , and I anxiously look forward to a beneficial change . Every exer- tion will be used to maintain the system established by the poor Duke of ... Lord Ellenborough . MY DEAR LORD MAY , 1827 . 29 IN PORTUGAL .
... Lord Palmerston should remove , and I anxiously look forward to a beneficial change . Every exer- tion will be used to maintain the system established by the poor Duke of ... Lord Ellenborough . MY DEAR LORD MAY , 1827 . 29 IN PORTUGAL .
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