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  <dc:title>15 November 1814
London. William Longsdon to Mother. Hoped to send letter by Lieutenant G Barker but left town without calling on them. Learns by letter from Longsdon that he is now about returning to vessel again. War with America still requires large naval force - Gib's ship one of those kept in commission. Hardly any earthly recompense for man who grows old in service.
Regret Father's business with Mr Bossley still deferred. Weather grows wintry - need fires in evening and still dispenses with luxury in morning.
Met Henry Wright of Cutthorpe at a dancing party; modest genteel looking young man.
Commercial affairs brightening.
Note from JL - happy about Mother's account of self and daughter.</dc:title>
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  <dc:date>1814</dc:date>
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