William Stooke to Buxton, about his own defeat in the recent election and his support of Buxton's measures in the House, although he thought that he had been too ready to sacrifice principle to expediency, 30 Nov 1837
He records his admiration of his address to the electors of Weymouth. His own disappointment was lessened by the fact that other good men were also defeated and he hoped that they would again meet in Parliament.
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- Creation: 30 Nov 1837
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MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 16, p. 181a-d
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