Copy of an autograph letter signed (as Lord Garlies) : Piccadilly [sic], to the Duke of Bedford, 1763 Dec. 23.

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Copy of an autograph letter signed (as Lord Garlies) : Piccadilly [sic], to the Duke of Bedford, 1763 Dec. 23.

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Complaining that posts in Wigtown have been filled without consultation with him or his father.

1 item (1 p.) ; (8vo)

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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