GEORGE II - Document Signed 1741 - payments for the Royal Hospital Category_Travel

GEORGE II - Document Signed 1741 - payments for the Royal Hospital Category_TravelGEORGE II (1683 1760) Document Signed (George R twice), 2 pages of accounts written on either side of a large folio sheet, signed by the King at the head of each page. 2 pages folio, St Jamess, 22 April 1741 and undated. The recto is a warrant directing that the customary annual one days pay should be deducted out of the Payments made to our Guards Garrisons and Land Forces in Great Britain . . . for the use of Our Royal Hospital near Chelsea [founded

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Howard Spring was a hugely popular writer

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Arthur Wellesley

remarking on his views of medicine

that is to say after the ratification of the peace treaty

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both of whom deserve to be better known

admired by Alexandre von Humboldt

and possibly noisy

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