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[[note]] the Queen to the Prince Regent Septr. 4. 1815 [[/note]] might have been obviated. I lament the Necessity of being thus explicit & of dwelling upon a Matter which must be distressing to You, though not more painful than it is to Me -- I cannot however doubt that, upon a Candid Review of the whole of My Proceeding, You will, with the Kindness and Consideration for My feelings which I have hitherto experienced, against Me of having acted upon any other Motives than those which I have in the previous parts of this, and in former Letters assigned for My Conduct; & I anxiously hope that Nothing which I have said Can possibly have the Effect of producing any Change in that [[unclear]] & affectionate footing subsisting between Us, which -- Constitutes so Essential a part of My [[underline]] Happiness [[/underline]] & Comfort I am My Dearest Son. Yr Ever affectionate Mother & Sincere Friend Charlotte
