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Certain You will not suffer this Objection to weigh, and I do not scruple to say that by the adoption of it alone, You can, in my view of the Subject, save Yourself from the Effects of Popular Clamour which an Impression that Charlotte is sent by You to a Place of Confinement may produce. Nothing but my unalterable Affection for You & my anxiety that You may not by any hasty step do that which might make You Unpopular can make me press You upon a Subject I know You are so much Adverse to, but [[underline]] [[foreign:French]] Nulle Rose sans Epine [[/underline]] [[/foreign:French]] & I yet Hope that by adopting this Plan You may enjoy the Sweets of the Rose without feeling the Thorns. I am My dearest Son Your most Affectionnate Mother and Sincere Friend Charlotte [[note]] Windsor Palace the 4th/ July 1814. [[/note]] [[image]] [[note]] The Queen to The Prince Regent 4th. July 1814 [[/note]]
