Lord Monteagle to Buxton, saying that he greatly overrated his ability to serve the cause but that he was willing and that Buxton and Lushington could call upon his aid at any time after his return to London on 7 Nov, 17 Oct 1840

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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 19, p. 442

He wishes that Buxton had sent him news of all his circle, and comments that they should not have war for [sic] Mohamet Ali and that Palmerston had shown consummate ability in his correspondence. He remarks that he always feared militarism in a country like France. (Copy.)

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Creation: 17 Oct 1840

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1 page

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