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they offer on one Letter from Bündheim (today district of Bad Harzburg) from 1841.

Directed to the wing adjutantsby Duke Wilhelm of Braunschweig.

Written by Carl Ehrenberg.

"Johann Carl Ernst Ehrenberg had acquired the Bündheim pharmacy in 1820." (Source: Raabefreund, ed. from the Society of Friends of Wiljelm Raabes, Jg. 1938, p. 78). -- Is it about this pharmacist Ehrenberg?

DatedHarzburg Bündheim on the 24th April 1841.

Contents: Ehrenberg congratulates v. Lübeck for promotion to colonel and thanks him again for his support in 1835.

With note from Lübeck: "Answer the 21st. Jan. 1842."

Aimed at Anton Reinhold Wilhelm Liebig Noble of Lübeck (born 17. July 1783 in Königsberg, died. 24. June 1863 in Braunschweig), Braunschweig Military and Hofmann. 1813 Adjutant Hraised Friedrich Wilhelms, 1830 chamberlain, 1829/30 director of the court theater, 1837 wing adjutant of Duke Wilhelm, 1847 major general, court marshal and chamberlain, 1854 senior court marshal.

Scope: 2 of 4 pages described (33.7 x 21.4 cm).

Written on unusually strong paper.

Condition: The second page of text is reflected on the blank page opposite. Paper browned, stained and wrinkled, blank page with a few pinholes. Please also note the pictures!

At the same time, I offer further letters from: Lübeck!

Internal note: MM folder 1-5

About Duke Wilhelm of Braunschweig (source: wikipedia):

Wilhelm August Ludwig Maximilian Friedrich (*25. April 1806 in Braunschweig; † 18. October 1884 in Sibyllenort), Duke of Braunschweig and Lüneburg and Oels was Duke of Braunschweig from 1830 until his death.

Life and work: Wilhelm was the second son of Friedrich Wilhelm, Duke of Braunschweig and Lüneburg and Maria of Baden (1782–1808), daughter of Karl Ludwig of Baden (1755–1801).

He grew up in London after his mother's death. When his father fell in Quatre-Bras shortly after his return to Braunschweig in 1815, he and his brother Karl came under the guardianship of their uncle George, King of Hanover and Prince Regent of Great Britain. De facto, statesmen from Braunschweig exercised their guardianship or were in the care of educators.

The brothers stayed in Lausanne from 1820 to 1822, after which Wilhelm went to Göttingen to study in the fall of 1823. Finally, he completed his Prussian military service, which he himself described as the happiest time of his life.

He and his brother Karl inherited the Silesian Duchy of Oels from his father, which they owned together until 1824. When Charles was able to take over the government in Braunschweig after coming of age, he left the Duchy of Oels to Wilhelm. Wilhelm spent a lot of time in Oels until the end of his life and also died there.

Military career: On 30. In October 1821, Wilhelm was appointed captain in the Hanover Guard Hussars Regiment and on October 17th. February 1826 also in the Prussian 2. Gardelandwehr Cavalry Regiment. His promotion to major followed on the 22nd. October 1828.[2] At 6. In March 1843 he was appointed major general and head of the Magdeburg Hussar Regiment No. 10 and a little later appointed lieutenant general. From 30. In March 1844 he was general of the cavalry and was finally commissioned on March 27th. June 1848 Royal Hanover Field Marshal. He was the owner of the Hanover Guard Cuirassier Regiment as well as the Bohemian Dragoon Regiment No. 7.[3]

On the Braunschweig throne 1830–1884: In September 1830 there was a popular uprising in Braunschweig against Duke Charles II, Wilhelm's older brother. Charles had turned the population against him with his style of government, which was reminiscent of absolutist times. The conflict resulted in the residential palace going up in flames and Karl fleeing the city and country. At the request of the Braunschweig magistrate, Wilhelm took over the regency for his brother just two days later. With the beginning of the regency, the Duchy of Braunschweig also received a new constitution, the landscape order, which guaranteed its citizens important basic rights. The aim was to get the country back into calm waters as quickly as possible. However, the question of the throne remained unresolved for some time.

In May 1831 the German Confederation declared the fugitive Duke Charles II. ultimately deemed unfit to govern, and Wilhelm was therefore the legitimate successor, which Austria later also recognized. However, the inability to govern only applied to Charles as a person, not to his possible heirs. The succession to the throne therefore remained expressly open.[4] Wilhelm therefore had to reckon with the fact that he would not be able to assert a claim to the throne for his own heirs. How significant this uncertainty was for him is unclear. The fact is, however, that he decided not to marry and was left without a legitimate heir - just like his brother Karl. With Wilhelm's death in 1884, the "New House of Braunschweig", which had ruled in the Guelph ancestral lands since 1533 and which, alongside the "New House of Lüneburg" (later the House of Hanover), represented the older Guelph line, became extinct.

Succession: After Wilhelm's death, a regency council took over the government in Braunschweig. Since Prussia and the House of Hanover had been enemies since the annexation of the Hanoverian Kingdom in 1866, the actual claimant to the throne, Ernst August of Hanover, Duke of Cumberland, was unable to rule the Braunschweig lands. From 1885 to 1913, members of other royal houses took over the regency. Reconciliation between the Guelphs and Hohenzollerns only came in 1913, when Ernst August, the son of the Duke of Cumberland, married Viktoria Luise of Prussia, the only daughter of Kaiser Wilhelm II. As a result, Ernst August, the last Guelph, returned to Braunschweig as the reigning duke.

Other: In 1875, 100,000 gold coins of the German Empire with a face value of 20 marks were minted. The gold pieces showed a relief portrait of Wilhelm on the head side. These imperial gold coins were produced in the Berlin (A) mint.[5]

In 1902 Braunschweiggasse was named in the 13th century. The Viennese district of Hietzing is named after him, as he was an honorary citizen of Hietzing from 1861 and the owner of the Palais Cumberland from 1878. In 1909 a monument was erected in Rühle.

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