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Letter from Captain Kent to Matthew Flinders (FLI01) Page 4


Adieu my valued Friend. – Say every thing kind for me to your good Lady. –
May you long enjoy that happineƒs, the Almighty, in his wisdom, has thought
proper to retire from me, is the fervent Prayer of
                Your most Affectionate Frid
                            Wm Kent


P.S.
          Offer my best Compliments to Meƒsrs Brown and Bawer.[sic] – Is our
poor friend Waterhouse still living? or has pernicious Grog washed him to
death? – What a failing! –


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Flinders, Matthew
Kent, (Captain) William
Yorke, (Rt Hon) Charles Philip
Banks, Sir Joseph
Flinders, Samuel
Owen, (Captain) William Fitzwillam
Brown, Robert
Bauer (Bawer), Ferdinand
Waterhouse, Henry

Places
Ile de France (Mauritius)
Sheerness

Vessels
Agincourt

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Post-Captain
Admiralty

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