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Camden Third Series, Volume 59 - July 1937

Contents

List of Sources

List of Ministers

List of Letters

Introduction

Other

Correspondence

  • The Formation of Canning's Ministry

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    24 December 2009, pp. 1-280
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  • Whitehall. 17 February, ½ past 2.—As I find that Sir William Knighton is in London detained here by illness, and that he thinks it may be of importance that some one should wait personally upon the King with the report of the physicians, I propose to come this evening to Brighton after I shall have seen the physicians who are to meet at Fife House at four o'clock.

    I will call upon you tomorrow morning. As I am afraid that Canning is not well enough to see the King at present, it is perhaps more necessary that some one should wait upon his Majesty.

Appendix I

Appendix II

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Index

Front matter

  • RHR Volume 59 Front matter

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    24 December 2009, pp. f1-f4
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