Letters from the King's physicians regarding the commands of the Queen's Council to hold a consultation on the King's condition
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Title
Letters from the King's physicians regarding the commands of the Queen's Council to hold a consultation on the King's condition
Date Created
16-17 September 1811
Creator
Dundas, David
Description
(GEO/ADD/15/891) Letter from [David Dundas, Sir Henry Halford, Matthew Baillie, and Robert Willis], 16 September 1811, stating that an account of the King's current condition has been sent to the recipient, the consulting physician, for him to form a judgement and answer questions from Dr Heberden.
(GEO/ADD/15/892) Letter from David Dundas, [Robert Willis], [Matthew Baillie], and [Sir Henry Halford] to the Queen's Council', 17 September 1811, on obeying the orders of the Council by sending a statement on the King's present condition for the use of the consulting physicians. The letter expresses surprise that this moment had been chosen for a consultation, and stresses the importance of the 'common sense and observation of the physicians who have been so long in attendance upon H.M.'
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Language
English
Transcription Difficulty
Medium
Identifier
GEO/ADD/15/891-892
