Priscilla Buxton from Upton [to the Cottage ladies] about the gratifying effect achieved by Whiteley's pamphlet, 12 Apr 1833
Priscilla Buxton from Upton [to the Cottage ladies] about the gratifying effect achieved by Whiteley's pamphlet, and mentioning that 'Uncle' [Daniel?] Gurney had met the West Indian colonist who had sent Whiteley out to Jamaica, and who, although furious at Whiteley's actions, nevertheless confirmed the truth of his allegations. She adds that nearly 100,000 copies of the pamphlet had been sent out, and that the printers were hardly able to keep up with the demand, adding that she is sending a few copies herewith. (Copy.)
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- Creation: 12 Apr 1833
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MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444* (1), p. 101
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