Letter: 1871 Apr. 17, 377 Strand, London W.C., to David Laing / Francisque Michel. 1871.

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Letter: 1871 Apr. 17, 377 Strand, London W.C., to David Laing / Francisque Michel. 1871.

Concerns the intended marriage of Henry VIII with Marie de Guise, and James V's appointment as a Knight of St. Michel.

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