He asks whether a place might be found that would be safe for a European's health, where they would not encroach upon the work of other missions, whether the accompanying Black missionaries could be defended from the slave trade, whether communications could be maintained if a mission were set up in the interior, what the language difficulties might be, and whether the Black missionaries would be able to carry on should their European leader die. Transcript of this letter and of one from John Phillippo of Montego Bay, Jamaica, expressing the desire of the Black community there to send a Mission to Africa. (For a further transcript of Dyer's, letter see MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 18, pp. 33-34).