]> 2026-05-30T08:49:02+00:00 Henry Herbert - George, Lord Herbert - 1789-10-10 0 en 51.078036111111,-1.8596277777778 1789-10-10Z 2374761.5 'In respect to the medals being put into the Bank, ''under the security'', you are under a mistake. They were put by me into the Bank ''for my own convenience, but under no security whatsoever''. At that time you were not born. ... In, & with a Collection of Virtù, of which they are a part, they are not of a nature to be entrusted to any ''House Steward'', or other person whatever, because they may so easily be stolen, swallowed even, as was frequently done by the late Baron Stosch, who was so notorious at last, that he was refused a sight of some of the medals in the Gallery at Florence, unless he would submit to be vomitted & purged afterwards in presence of those who shewed the medals; & I am myself so thoroughly convinced of this danger, that I would never venture to shew them at all, unless they were set, as those of the King of Naples are at Capo di Monte. [He continues to argue for a new arrangement.]' (Burnett 2020b, p. 1686) 14862 English Burnett 2020b, p. 1686 theft collection storage 14862 Henry Herbert - George, Lord Herbert - 1789-10-10 Wilton House Correspondence.png 2023-08-10T16:34:12Z 2460167.1904167 2023-08-10T16:34:12Z 2460167.1904167 true Henry Herbert - George, Lord Herbert - 1789-10-10 0 0 plainlist leaflet 1 [[:Henry Herbert - George, Lord Herbert - 1789-10-10]] Henry Herbert - George, Lord Herbert - 1789-10-10# QUERYd05ed9e3792cc90ee86ac1b7f016038e 0 0 csv 1 [[:Henry Herbert - George, Lord Herbert - 1789-10-10]] Henry Herbert - George, Lord Herbert - 1789-10-10# QUERY93112a369b95d079cb4870df33bf9492