[Letters] / George R. [between 1717-1737]

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[Letters] / George R. [between 1717-1737]

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Letter, 1717 Jan. 26, Helvoet Sluys [to] M. l'abbé Du Bois (Cardinal Guillaume Dubois). George expresses his appreciation for his efforts and asking him to give his regards to the Regent (Philippe II, Charles, duc d'Orléans). -- 1737 Sep. 29, Hampton Court Au [to] Roy trés Chrétien, M. mon Frere. George responds to a letter of Sep. 18 brought by M. de Bussy from Louis XV, King of France, sending a reply with de Bussy acknowledging his "des Preuves de l'Estime et de l'Affection veritable, que J'ay pour vous." (Translation available) With his wax seal.

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