2251 - Richard Cumberland to George Cumberland, 23 July 1777

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Richard Cumberland to George Cumberland, 23 July 1777

Richard is grateful for George’s letter, which provides both pleasing and disagreeable intelligence about family and friends. He has ‘some beggarly Complaint’ which has not caused him to be confined or call a doctor. The company of his brother will hopefully cure ‘all Imaginary disorders’.

Cumberland Papers

Add MS 36491_343-343v

British Library

1777

7

23

[Magdalene College, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England]

Royal Exchange Assurance, London [England]

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Richard Cumberland to George Cumberland, 23 July 1777, 2371777: British Library, Cumberland Papers, Add MS 36491_343-343v

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