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L30/12/24/21
Title
Letter from Dr William Fordyce, to Alexander Hume-Campbell (1st Baron Hume of Berwick). 'I still hope by your account that your poor servant may fight it through...'
Date free text
8 May 1779
Production date
From: 1779 To: 1779
Scope and Content
Detals of a remedy suggested for the servant. Mention of General [Charles?] Gray. PS 'I have just learned that the French invaders of Jersey did not attempt a 2nd landed [sic] and had returned to France before Admiral [Mariot] Arbuthnot's arrival at the island.'
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item

Persons/institution keyword
Fordyce, William,
Hume-Campbell, Alexander (1st Baron Hume of Berwick),
Gray, Charles,
Arbuthnot, Mariot
Keywords
personal correspondence, medicine, American Revolutionary War

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Wrest Park [Lucas] Archive
fonds | L
- Correspondence
  sub-fonds | L30
  1651-1913
  - Wrest Park (Lucas) Correspondence: To Lord Polwarth (Alexander Hume-Campbell). Eldest son of last Ea...
    series | L30/12
    1772-1781
    
    Correspondence from Dr William Fordyce, Warwick Street to Alexander Hume-Campbell. In execrable ha...
    file | L30/12/24
    1777-1780
    Letter from Dr William Fordyce, to Alexander Hume-Campbell (1st Baron Hume of Berwick). 'I still h...
    item | L30/12/24/21
    8 May 1779