1761Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of LondonRequires access

LI. Observations concerning the body of his late Majesty, October 26, 1760

Frank Nicholls, George Parker

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Abstract My Lord, The Inclosed papers have been laid before the Lord Chamberlain, for his majesty's inspection; and his Majesty's answer was, That he saw no reason, why they may not be made public.

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Abstract My Lord, The Inclosed papers have been laid before the Lord Chamberlain, for his majesty's inspection; and his Majesty's answer was, That he saw no reason, why they may not be made public.

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Abstract My Lord, The Inclosed papers have been laid before the Lord Chamberlain, for his majesty's inspection; and his Majesty's answer was, That he saw no reason, why they may not be made public.

Key concepts: Majesty, Art, History, Archaeology

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