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My dearest Son. I received Yr letter this Morning af-
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My dearest Son. I received Yr letter this Morning after
ter Our Breakfast & rejoice to find that You & all Your
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Our Breakfast & rejoice to find that You & all Your
Company continue to enjoy perfect Health & happinefs
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Company continue to enjoy perfect Health & happiness
which makes a blefsed Contrast to the French news
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which makes a blessed Contrast to the French News
You were so good to inclose & for which I return You  
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You were so good to inclose. & for which I return You  
many that his Some of the Contents were known to  
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many than his. Some of the Contents were known to  
Us already, but the Unfortunate end of The Price [[foreign: french]] de
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Us already, but the Unfortunate end of The Prince de
Poix [[/foreign]] & the Approaching one of Madame de Lamball
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Poix & the Approaching one of Madame de Lamball
had not reached Us yet, it shews that there is no
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had not reached Us yet. it shews that there is no
 
regard to Persons for Madame de Lumball being
 
regard to Persons for Madame de Lumball being
a Princefs de Carignan I should have though [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]]
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a Princess de Carignan I should have thought [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]]
would [[addition]] have [[/addition]] have escaped with Her Life, as such a Step may per-
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would [[addition]] have [[/addition]] have escaped with Her Life, as such a Step may perhaps
haps draw the resentment of other Powers upon
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draw the resentment of other Powers upon
the Afsembly. [[foreign: french]] Monsiur de la Fayette [[/foreign]] is I believe
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the Assembly. [[foreign:French]] Monsieur de la Fayette [[/foreign]] is I believe
 
quite safe out of their Clutches by having done the
 
quite safe out of their Clutches by having done the

Latest revision as of 19:12, 4 October 2018

My dearest Son. I received Yr letter this Morning after Our Breakfast & rejoice to find that You & all Your Company continue to enjoy perfect Health & happiness which makes a blessed Contrast to the French News You were so good to inclose. & for which I return You many than his. Some of the Contents were known to Us already, but the Unfortunate end of The Prince de Poix & the Approaching one of Madame de Lamball had not reached Us yet. it shews that there is no regard to Persons for Madame de Lumball being a Princess de Carignan I should have thought deletion unclear /deletion would addition have /addition have escaped with Her Life, as such a Step may perhaps draw the resentment of other Powers upon the Assembly. foreign:French Monsieur de la Fayette /foreign is I believe quite safe out of their Clutches by having done the