Letter from George III to Charles Yorke

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Title

Letter from George III to Charles Yorke

Date Created

5 May 1801

Creator

George III, King

Description

The King is so much pleased at the sensibility of heart of His Secretary at War, and with finding that inheriting the Tallents of his Ancestors he also possesses thus Sentiments of attachment to His Majesty and to Our Excellent and unparalleled Constitution that He could not refrain on returning the Box with the Warrants to express his feelings on this Occasion'.
Signed.

Language

English

Identifier

GEO/ADD/2/26

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