ROYAL MUSIC COLLECTION. Letter, enclosing ‘Thanksgiving Te Deum’; 1872includes:f. i Sir John Goss, organist and composer: Major-General Sir Henry Frederick Ponsonby, GCB; private Secretary to Qu. Victoria: Victoria of England: Letter to Maj.-Gen. S... 1872
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