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Letter from the King of Denmark about the arrest of a ship in Portsmouth.

Second answer letter from the King of Denmark to the English Parliament regarding the arrest of a Danish ship at Portsmouth.

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ID:	AGC/D/11
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Date made:	1644-16-12
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	1 folder
Parts:	Letters - D (Manuscript) Alexander Dalrymple: letter to Henry Dundas, 24 and 25 Dec 1800, debating the best way to get at the Russians. (Manuscript) (AGC/D/1) Sir Ralph Delavall: letter to Sir Richard Haddock, 12 March 1693, regarding the sufferings of seamen and their pay. (Manuscript) (AGC/D/2) Admiral Sir John T Duckworth: letter to Horatio Nelson, 17 June 1800 about the conduct of Jos. Nisbet, Nelson's step son. (Manuscript) (AGC/D/3) Charles Dixon to R.C. Park: letter dated 28 Dec 1908. (Manuscript) (AGC/D/4) Admiral Sir John Thomas Duckworth: various letters . (Manuscript) (AGC/D/5) Admiral Sir William Henry Dillon: various letters. (Manuscript) (AGC/D/6) John Davison: letters written to his brother from Sebastopol and Varma during Crimean War, 1854-55. (Manuscript) (AGC/D/7) Two letters and a group photograph relating to Reginald Vernon Dowler being awarded the British Empire Medal (Manuscript) (AGC/D/8) Letter by James Hill Daniel about the loss of the LADY GRAY, 1844. (Manuscript) (AGC/D/9) Letters relating to SS IRENE incident (1927), and voyage of HMS WANDERER, 1923, from Lieutenant-Commander Brian Dean to Muriel Ahrens. (Manuscript) (AGC/D/10) Letter from the King of Denmark about the arrest of a ship in Portsmouth. (Manuscript) (AGC/D/11) Letter written by John and Phoebe Diggle to their son John Diggle on board HMS TERROR; and two envelopes (Manuscript) (AGC/D/12/1-3)

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