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January 23, 2020

Doctors’ handwriting is notoriously illegible, but we think this letter from George III’s physicians to the Prince Regent (written #OTD 1820) isn’t too hard to decipher #NationalHandwritingDay http://bit.ly/2TUcDjJ

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January 23, 2020

Poor health plagued many of the #Hanovarians , & William Henry, Duke of Gloucester was no exception! This letter describes fears his bones would 'come thro' his skin': http://bit.ly/38y1Xfu #medicalhistory

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