Letter from George III to Prince William, written in Windsor
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Title
Letter from George III to Prince William, written in Windsor
Date Created
5 February 1782
Creator
George III, King
Description
The King is very pleased to read the last of William's letters showing affection for him. He is also pleased with William's conduct as reported by Mr [Henry] Majendie to Majot General de Budé. As William will spend the winter in New York, the King warns him against the 'great deal of bad' that he will find there, while not attending to his profession.
Praising Frederick [Prince] for his hard work and exemplary behaviour.
Language
English
Identifier
GEO/ADD/4/123
