Hannah Buxton to Fowell and Charles Buxton, about their father's distress that the government seemed unlikely to keep its promise over the Abolition measure, 28 Mar 1833

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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444* (1), p. 93

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About their father's distress that the government seemed unlikely to keep its promise over the Abolition measure, but adding that they were to have a public meeting and send out petitions to increase support for the cause of emancipation. She mentions Buxton's continuing worry about the Weymouth petition against him. (Copy.)

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Creation: 28 Mar 1833

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1 item

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English

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