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Clavering to Holdernesse, partly in cipher: the landgrave of Hesse's desire for a...
Catalogue reference: SP 87/42/67
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- 6 March 1761
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Clavering to Holdernesse, partly in cipher: the landgrave of Hesse's desire for a secularized bishopric. He encloses a copy of the memoirs of Baron Douglas [SP 87/42/68], a copy of three letters from Stockholm [SP 87/42/69] and a copy of a letter from Bonn [SP 87/42/70]. Broglie to assemble his army behind the Main. Dated at Brunswick. ff. 160-162
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