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Prince Albert's Papers

Correspondence relating to the planning and organisation of the Great Exhibition

    SIR ROBERT PEEL (1788-1850)

    19 Feb 1850. Sir Robert Peel to Colonel Grey

    19 Feb 1850

    Loose manuscript papers; mounted | 2 documents (6 pages) (whole object) | RC/H/1/2/77

    Sir Robert Peel to Colonel Grey thanking him for the letter of 19th February 1850 from John Leslie to Prince Albert (enclosed) in which Leslie suggests Regents Park as a more suitable site than Hyde Park.

    • Creator(s)

      Sir Robert Peel (1788-1850) (writer)

      General Sir Charles Grey (1804-70) (addressee)

    • 2 documents (6 pages) (whole object)

    • Place of Production
      Whitehall [London]
    • Object type(s)
        • printed & manuscript material
          • documents
            • correspondence
      Language(s)
      English
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