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His Majesty bears every mark of | His Majesty bears every mark of | ||
good bodily health, but His mind | good bodily health, but His mind | ||
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| − | + | at any period of His seclusion. | |
Henry Halford | Henry Halford | ||
M Baillie | M Baillie | ||
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Robt Willis | Robt Willis | ||
David Dundas | David Dundas | ||
Revision as of 03:45, 4 September 2020
Report - Windsor Castle - June 5th 1819
The King did not sleep more than an hour and three quarters last night but His Majesty is as composed as He has usually been when more happily circumstanced on that point.
His Majesty bears every mark of good bodily health, but His mind is as much occupied by unreasonable notions and involved in error as at any period of His seclusion.
Henry Halford M Baillie W Heberden Robt Willis David Dundas
(a copy)
For His Royal Highness the Prince Regent
