Josiah Forster to Buxton, about his meeting with Lushington and the recommendation they would make to the committee on the 20th to concede to Stephen's demands to erase his letters from their minutes, on the grounds that they were considered confidential by him and that their publication might harm the anti-slavery cause, 16 Jan 1836
He asks if Buxton wished to say anything more than he had done in the letter he had sent for presentation at that meeting.
Dates
- Creation: 16 Jan 1836
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3 pages
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MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 14, pp. 334-336
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