W. Wemyss Anderson [to Trew], suggesting that if a plantation could be bought in Jamaica it could be used as a refuge for emigrants from Africa and as a training place in the growing of sugar for those intending to return to Africa, 17 Jul 1840
Item
Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 30, pp. 95-98
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He declares that the failure of former emigration schemes from the West Indies might be easily accounted for. He asks if he could be introduced to Lord John Russell or James Stephen before he left for Scotland in a few days' time.
Dates
- Creation: 17 Jul 1840
Extent
4 pages
Language of Materials
- English
Shelfmark
MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 30, pp. 95-98
Former reference:
H 14
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