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Mary Hamilton Papers
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Mary Hamilton Papers
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HAM_1_19_32.pdf
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HAM_1_19_32.pdf
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Reference Number:
HAM/1/19/32
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HAM/1/19/32
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Series Title:
Correspondence from William 7th Lord Napier
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Correspondence from William 7th Lord Napier
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Parent Work Title:
Letter from Mrs Napier to Mary Hamilton
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Letter from Mrs Napier to Mary Hamilton
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Creator:
Napier,Mary, Lady
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Napier,Mary, Lady
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Creator Role:
Author
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Author
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Date Created:
1773-02-05
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1773-02-05
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Description:
Letter from Mrs Napier who writes that whilst her husband is absent she scarcely has a moment to do as she pleases. She apologies for being so bad a correspondent but is thankful for Hamilton’s letters to her and for her understanding. She is glad to hear that Hamilton’s mother is recovered and she hopes that Hamilton will ‘persuade her to make an application at Buxton to Mr Napier next May’ as she is sure that it will do her good. Napier writes that she does not have to tell Hamilton how jealous she is of her and her mother as her husband admires them both and fills his letters with news of you both that she hopes his ‘affections are Divided & so that I may come in for my third share’. She is glad that Hamilton considers John Hope (see HAM/1/6/8) to be an agreeable addition to her society and that his spirits have improved. She envies him for the society he now keeps. Dated at Abbey, [Edinburgh].
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Letter from Mrs Napier who writes that whilst her husband is absent she scarcely has a moment to do as she pleases. She apologies for being so bad a correspondent but is thankful for Hamilton’s letters to her and for her understanding. She is glad to hear that Hamilton’s mother is recovered and she hopes that Hamilton will ‘persuade her to make an application at Buxton to Mr Napier next May’ as she is sure that it will do her good. Napier writes that she does not have to tell Hamilton how jealous she is of her and her mother as her husband admires them both and fills his letters with news of you both that she hopes his ‘affections are Divided & so that I may come in for my third share’. She is glad that Hamilton considers John Hope (see HAM/1/6/8) to be an agreeable addition to her society and that his spirits have improved. She envies him for the society he now keeps. Dated at Abbey, [Edinburgh].
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eng-GB
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eng-GB
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English
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English
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Subject:
Great Britain--Social life and customs
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Great Britain--Social life and customs
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Subject:
Letters
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Letters
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Category of Material:
Archives
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Archives
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Sub-Category:
Correspondence
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Correspondence
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Technique Used:
Handwriting
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Handwriting
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Medium:
Ink
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Ink
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Paper
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Paper
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Creation Site:
Scotland: Edinburgh
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Scotland: Edinburgh
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Time Period Covered:
18th Century CE
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18th Century CE
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Places Covered:
England: Derbyshire: Buxton
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England: Derbyshire: Buxton
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false
People Covered:
Hamilton, Mary, 1756-1816
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Hamilton, Mary, 1756-1816
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Current Repository:
The University of Manchester Library, U.K.
Rights Holder - Image:
The University of Manchester Library
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Copyright restrictions may apply
Date Captured (yyyy-mm-dd):
13/07/2015
Image Creation Technique:
Digital capture by The University of Manchester Library
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eng-GB
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Collection Code:
Mary Hamilton Papers
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Mary Hamilton Papers
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