Letter, 1819, Aug. 2 : Kensington Palace, to Colonel Houlton, Brussels.

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Letter, 1819, Aug. 2 : Kensington Palace, to Colonel Houlton, Brussels.

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LS. A letter relating to the Duke's business affairs, in which mention is made of the vaccination of "our little Victoria."

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