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[[note]] Windsor the 9th/ April. 1814 [[/note]] My dearest Son. It requires more than common Nerves to bear with humility the wonderfull change that has taken place within these few Days & I perfectly coincide with You that it is impossible for Us to be gratefull enough to the Almighty for His Providential & Timely interference where nothing but His Power could have carried us through such difficulties. The Steadiness & Perseverance that You have shewn, Indeed I am Proud of, & Happy must You feel in having followed the Plan which was laid down by the dear King & which tho connected with greater difficulties since the beginning, [[underline]] You bear the Honour [[/underline]] of having carried through, may every difficulty You encounter be overcome as Honorably is the Hearty wish of My dearest Son Your most affectionnate Mother & Sincere Friend Charlotte [[note]] A thousand thanks for having written yourself [[/note]]
