Lushington to Buxton, about the letter to Forster, agreeing with his conclusions and saying that he would tell Stokes his views that morning but urging Buxton to consider that the meeting at Exeter Hall could induce the government to improve the lot of the apprentices by providing more magistrates and giving them more support from home through Governors, 6 Nov 1837
He asks for advice about contracting his own sphere of action since circumstances [the death of his wife] had thrust upon him duties for which he was unfitted, and he needed to conserve his energies for bringing up his children.
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- Creation: 6 Nov 1837
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MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 16, p. 159n-u
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