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Un témoin pour le divorce de la Reine Caroline.
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1 lettre autographe signée 3 In-4 19/09/1820 bon L'avocat de sa majesté la Reine d'Angleterre Caroline demande à ce que le colonel Teulie soit entendu devant la Chambre des Pairs. Un témoignage de grande importance pour la défense de sa majesté, à la première réunion de la Chambre qui devra se prononcer sur son divorce avec George IV, en octobre. Il espère qu'il pourra facilement obtenir une autorisation du gouvernement. En anglais. Avocat conseil de la Reine Caroline, pendant son divorce avec George IV, en 1820.
