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  <dc:title>Antiquarian Manuscripts: Letter of Frederick the Great to George Forbes, Advocate in Aberdeen</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Letter from Frederick II, King of Prussia, to George Forbes, Advocate in Aberdeen, concerning injustices incurred in the trade of Tonjes Jansen, a subject of Frederick living in the province of Ostfriese (East Fresia) who was sanctioned in his trade as a result of the 4th Anglo-Dutch War. Frederick intends to inform his ministers in the United Kingdom that Jansen is a Prussian Citizen and not subject to search, seizure, and sanction as an enemy vessel as he is not under a Dutch flag. Written at Berlin, 17th November 1781.
Correspondence is in French. </dc:description>
  <dc:date>1781</dc:date>
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