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Death of Duke of Kent at Sidmouth Devonshire
The Duke of Kent died at Woodbrook Cottage Sidmouth after a brief illness of inflammatory fever. His Royal Highness, fourth son of the King, was noted for temperance and early rising, and his death prompted mourning orders from the Prince Regent. Duchess of Kent attended him at his bedside with devotion, and a formal bulletin confirmed the death at ten o'clock Sunday forenoon.
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