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Sir Robert Murray Keith was a Scottish diplomat who served in several European courts during the late 18th century. His memoirs and correspondence offer a unique perspective on the political and cultural milieu of the time. His account of the scandalous affair between the British Ambassador and Queen Caroline Matilda of Denmark is particularly noteworthy.
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