Letter from Queen Charlotte to the Prince Regent

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the Queen to the Prince Regent 23d. Septr. 1813 My dearest Son. Great events do indeed follow one another so quick that I fear I can not now plead wont of Words [[addition]] only [[/addition]] but absolutely want of Speech to exprefs my joy. but believe me that Heart is filled with the most humble Gratitude to the Almighty for Strengthening the Arms of those Princes who are come forward to defend those who have so long Sustained the Tyrannical sway, The Patriotism of my Countrymen is a Balm to my Heart which becomes Beaume de Vie when I think how much they are indebted to You for forwarding the good cause. I return You thanks for the kind