| RefNo | KMAN1/A/10/27/82 |
| AltRefNo | M10/27/82 |
| Title | Letter from Lord Robert Montagu, London, to his brother, the Duke of Manchester |
| Description | He is sorry that his lecture on America has offended people so much. He only wants to get to the truth and does not know how to repair the damage caused by "Mirror in America". He has undergone many hardships and worked hard and does not intend to give up his seat now. "Farmers know nothing; those in Parliament, who act dishonestly and fear exposure, are clever, practised knaves". Fellowes escapes because he does nothing. Dated 1861 but probably actually 1862. |
| Date | 4 Jan [1862] |
| CreatorName | The Montagu family of Kimbolton Castle: estate and family papers |
| Repository | Huntingdonshire Archives |
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Persons
| Code | PersonName | Dates |
| P/0077 | Montagu; Sir; William Drogo (1823-1890); 7th Duke of Manchester (1855-1890); of Kimbolton Castle | 1823-1890 |