Pickle the Spy; Or, the Incognito of Prince Charles

by Andrew Lang

[80] Grimm, ii. p. 183.

[82] S. P. France. June 4, 1749. Ewald, ii. 200.

[83] Translated from the French original at Windsor Castle.

[86] Histoire de Montesquieu, par L. Vian, p. 196.

[87] Correspondance de Madame du Deffand. Edition of M. de Lescure, ii. 737–742.

[91] D’Argenson confirms or exaggerates this information.

[92] Browne, v. 66. Letter of Young Glengarry, January 16, 1750.

[97] Browne, iv. 68. I have not found the original in the Stuart Papers at Windsor.

[101] The Mr. Dormer who was Charles’s agent is described in Burke as ‘James, of Antwerp,’ sixth son, by his second marriage, of Charles, fifth Lord Dormer.

[103] State Papers. Examination of Æneas Macdonald.