Concerns the military situation in Germany: Monsier D'Estrees; bridges of the Weser; encampments; Prince Eisenberg with four battalions to support Minden; Prussian camps; French firing at patroles near the river; protecting hills of Gottingen; the men behaving well; the French advancing despite seeming to be starving previously; discipline being an issue on the march but not courage; the mood of the Duke of Cumberland. Written from Headquarters at Offerton near Hamelen. Signed: "F Cavendish".
Letter from Lord Frederick Cavendish to William Cavendish, 4th Duke of Devonshire
This material is held atThe Devonshire Collection Archives, Chatsworth
- Reference
- GB 2495 CS4/773
- Former Reference
- GB 2495 CS1/397.35
- Dates of Creation
- 14 July 1757
- Physical Description
- 2 sheets
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