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Three Little Mice in a Grand World: The Journals of Charlotte and Mary Hill, Part Two - Worcestershire Archive & Archaeology Service - Worcestershire Archive & Archaeology Service

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Three Little Mice in a Grand World: The Journals of Charlotte and Mary Hill, Part Two - Worcestershire Archive & Archaeology Service - Worcestershire Archive & Archaeology Service

The second set of journals written by Ladies Charlotte and Mary Hill begin in the Autumn of 1815. They follow a tour of France where their brother ‘Atty’ is serving as Aide de Camp to the Duke of Wellington. Jointly written they continue to record the sisters’ daily routine, weekly lessons and vibrant social life. They attend parties and balls, and guests to dinner at their home in Hanover Square include royal dukes, ambassadors and politicians,…Read Article

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