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Letters to Lord and Lady Chatham, from: Lamachi, Antonio Francesco, Lambert, R.,...
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Letters to Lord and Lady Chatham, from: Lamachi, Antonio Francesco, Lambert, R., Lambert, General H., (3) Lambert, Jas., Lancey, Mr de, Lane, Mrs. (Harriet) Langdon, William, (3) Lascelles, Lieut-Colonel P. Lashley, Thomas, Lauderdale, Earl of, (James Maitland) (3) Lawrence, Dr., Lawrence, General Stringer, Lawson, Moss, Le Cacheur, Monsieur (2) Lee, Arthur, (2) Lee, General Charles, Lee, Sheriff William, (7) Legge, Henry Bilson, (7) Leslie, Colonel Charles, (2) Leslie, Hamilton, Leslie, Capt. Mathew, Lewis, Mrs., (Ann) (5) Lewis, Edward, Lewis, Mr. (War Office) Ligonier, John, Lord Ligonier, (9) Lincoln, Earl of, (Henry Clinton) (8) Linzee, Capt. Robert, (3) Linzee, Mrs., Lisburne, Viscount, (Wilmot Vaughan) (4) Lister, I. Ben, Linsing, Baron de, (2) Liverpool, Merchants of, Lloyd, Rev. Ro., London, Merchants of, Lorne, Marquis of, (John Campbell) Lotbinière, Chevalier de, Lott, S., Loudoun, 4th Earl of, (John Campbell) Louis, Chevalier de, Low, Isaac, (2) Lowndes, Thomas, Lowther, Sir J. (2) Lowther, Lady, Lucas, C., Luxford, John, Luxmore, Henry, Luxmore, Thomas, Lyttelton, Rev. Chas. (after Dean of Exeter & Bishop of Carlisle, (8)) Lyttelton, George, Lord Lyttelton, (10) Lyttelton, Sir Richard, (12) Lyttelton, Thomas, 2nd Lord Lyttelton, Lyttelton, William Henry, (9)
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William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham: Papers
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