Where to find Cixi‘s 1865 decree dismissing Prince Gong?

Question

Zhang Rong‘s Cixi biography titled »EMPRESS DOWAGER CIXI: THE CONCUBINE WHO LAUNCHED MODERN CHINA«, Chapter 6, Loc 1365 on kindle claims:

Without the rigid etiquette, she realised, Prince Gong was too relaxed with her and was treating her in the patronising way he tended to treat all women, especially as she was young–still in her twenties. His behaviour irritated and angered her for some time, until one day in 1865 she exploded and in tremendous agitation fired him. She wrote a decree by hand, accusing him of ‘having too high an opinion of himself’, ‘strutting about and giving himself airs’ and, simply, being ‘full of rubbish’. This was one of the few decrees Cixi wrote in her own hand. Her writing was still poor, and her text was littered with solecisms.

In her typical style, Zhang Rong offers no references. I am certainly no good judge of literary Chinese, let alone the variant used in edicts. Yet I have seen many claims pro and contra Cixi‘s supposed lack of education. I would like to have access to the text, so as to be able to ask Chinese Professors about it.

So, how to get the text of this edict?

Answer 1

This is the handwritten decree that it was referring to (relevant content boxed in red):

Text (with corrections; courtesy of https://kknews.cc/history/epbl22y.html)

「恭親王從議政以來，妄自尊大，諸多驕敖（傲），以（依）仗爵高權重，目無君上，看朕沖齡，諸多挾致（制），往往諳始（暗使）離間，不可細問。每日召見，趾高氣揚，言語之間，許多取巧，滿是胡談亂道。嗣（似）此情形，以後何以能辦國事？若不即早宣示，朕歸政之時，何以能用人行正（政）？」宣布「恭親王著毋庸在軍機處議政，革去一切差使，不准干預公事」！