BATTERSEA PAPERS. Vol. I (ff. ii+227). Letters to Lord and Lady Battersea from:- (1) Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, 4th daughter of Queen Victoria; 1885-1931. Included are a letter (f. 14) to Queen Victoria, 25 May [1889?], and a few letters (ff. ... 1885-1931
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