Letter from an unknown naval cadet, named only as “Fred”, to his parents, shortly after joining the training ship HMS Impregnable at Devonport. | Royal Museums Greenwich

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Letter from an unknown naval cadet, named only as “Fred”, to his parents, shortly after joining the training ship HMS Impregnable at Devonport.

Letter from an unknown naval cadet, named only as “Fred”, to his parents, shortly after joining the training ship HMS Impregnable at Devonport. He assures them he is enjoying his time, but that he fell out of his hammock on his first night.

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ID:	AGC/F/8
Type:	Letter
Display location:	Not on display
Date made:	1869-06-09; 1869
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	1 item
Parts:	Letters - F (Manuscript) Rear-Admiral Robert Fairfax: written recommendation on Edward Blacket. (Manuscript) (AGC/F/1) Vice-Admiral R Fitzroy: letter to James A Booth. (Manuscript) (AGC/F/2) Sir Harry Fetherstonhaugh: letter dated Uppark, 18 July ? regarding Mr Erskine's election. (Manuscript) (AGC/F/3) Admiral J.A. Fisher: holograph to Mr Parkinson on naval reform. (Manuscript) (AGC/F/4) John Franks: letter to his mother, Malta. (Manuscript) (AGC/F/5) George Fowler, HMS ENTERPRISE, letter to his father from Franklin search expedition. (Manuscript) (AGC/F/6) Matthew Flinders: holograph letter to his parents. (Manuscript) (AGC/F/7) Letter from an unknown naval cadet, named only as “Fred”, to his parents, shortly after joining the training ship HMS Impregnable at Devonport. (Letter) (AGC/F/8) Letters, Lady Jane Franklin (Manuscript) (AGC/F/9/1-3) Letters, Lady Jane Franklin (Manuscript) (AGC/F/10/1-2) Letters from Robert Fulton to Thomas Mullet & Co (Manuscript) (AGC/F/11/1-6) Letter from John Franklin to Mr Stilwell about paying Captain Huggins for the supplies they took from HMS BARETTO JUNIOR. (Manuscript) (AGC/F/12) A Reproduction of Sir John Franklin's last Message. (Manuscript) (AGC/F/13) Two letters: 20th century letter by Admiral J.A. Fisher, and 17th century letter by the Commissioner of Sewers. (Manuscript) (AGC/F/14) Letters from Doctor James Fellows to his family and a letter from Dr William Beatty containing a lock of Nelson's hair. (Manuscript) (AGC/F/15) Letter from seaman William Friend to his parents about his visit to Naples. (Manuscript) (AGC/F/16)

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