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  <dc:title>Letters from Emma Peacock at Fort Caeser, Llanedwen to Mrs Margaret Owen at Penrhos</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Seven letters; local society gossip; the prospect of war with France; a touch or two on the hardships of the times - "Provisions of every kind are extremely dear in England, and I never remember them dearer than the present time. Butter at Caernarvon 9d a pound &amp; every other article except beef, which is reasonable, very high"</dc:description>
  <dc:date>c. 1792-1793</dc:date>
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