UA SNED 36A.8 Organized G.G. Ducarel Correspondence
Title
Organized G.G. Ducarel CorrespondenceAuthors
- G. G. Ducarel
Other related names
- Comte de la Pasture, former owner
Call number
UA SNED 36A.8(Ottery St. Mary, England, Sir John Palmer and Lady Dione Palmer Private Collection)
Publisher
Sir John Palmer and Lady Dione Palmer Private CollectionLanguage
EnglishOrigin
September 5, 1796
- Place
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Great Britain
Summary
A letter describing the different legal possibilities of the Comte de la Pasture as a French alien on British soil.
Notes
- Correspondence of G.G. Ducarel regarding his daughter Elizabeth, Betsy, and her two brief marriages. In 1793, Great Britain passed the Alien Act to regulate the numbers of refugees fleeing the French Revolution and check for enemy spies. All aliens were required to be recorded and registered, and the government had incredible power to deport aliens or hold them without bail.
Extent
VariableSupport
PaperScript
Provenance
- Palmer Family Archive, Devon, England
Keywords
- Marriage
- Property
- Great Britain
- England
- Class
- France
- Immigration
- Patriarchy
- Money
- Court of Chancery
- French Revolution
- Aristocracy
- Nobility
- Religion
Licenses
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- Text
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- Text
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