St John‘s College Personal Collections

Autograph letter, signed, to Thomas Clarkson, from Walter Dendy, from Jamaica

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2 August 1842

Expresses the thanks voted by a public meeting to Thomas Clarkson for his part in the ending of the slave trade.

Autograph letter, signed, to Thomas Clarkson, from W. Scoble, from New Broad Street

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6 May 1833

Discusses a letter sent by Clarkson to be read at the next public meeting of the Anti Slavery Society. Proposes changes regarding the 10 articles of the Washington Treaty, especially those regarding the trial of fugitives from the Indies. Also points out inaccuracies regarding fugitives from Florida and asks that points regarding slave-grown produce be printed in the next copy of the 'Reporter'.

Autograph letter, signed, to Thomas Clarkson, from T. Fowell Buxton, from North Repps

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14 June 1842

Part of Papers of Thomas Clarkson

Requests Clarkson to attend a meeting at Exeter Town Hall on behalf of the Committee, as he is too ill to attend. Realises that Clarkson may be too ill himself but says it is important at this time for attendance.

Autograph letter, signed, to Thomas Clarkson, from Mr. Stanley, from Downing Street

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9 July 1844

Part of Papers of Thomas Clarkson

Thanks Clarkson for letter concerning the causes of a recent outbreak of violence in Dominica and confirms that they are very similar to those given in official accounts.

Autograph letter, signed, to Thomas Clarkson, from Lord Holland

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5 July 1813 (No year given, so full date is estimated)

Part of Papers of Thomas Clarkson

Gives thanks for sending a book (1) and the fact that Clarkson dedicated it to the Lord. (1) Refers to Memoirs of the private and public life of William Penn written by Clarkson and published in 1813.

Autograph letter, signed, to Thomas Clarkson, from Joseph Sturge, from Birmingham

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16 March 1840

Part of Papers of Thomas Clarkson

Asks Clarkson to chair a non-political meeting at Exeter Town Hall in protest over the Opium Wars.

Autograph letter, signed, to Thomas Clarkson, from Joseph Sturge, from Birmingham

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8 December 1840

Part of Papers of Thomas Clarkson

Sends approval from the Wesleyan Conference on the resolution passed by the Anti Slavery Committee regarding church membership.

Autograph letter, signed, to Thomas Clarkson, from Joseph Sturge

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1845 (Undated, so date is estimated)

Part of Papers of Thomas Clarkson

Tells of vote in Houses of Parliament abolishing apprenticeship and answers questions concerning Parliamentary actions on the slave trade.

Autograph letter, signed, to Thomas Clarkson, from J. Gurney, from Norwich

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27 June 1836

Part of Papers of Thomas Clarkson

Congratulates Clarkson on his recent work which he has read. Says he could not put it down. Offers some criticism.

Autograph letter, signed, to Thomas Clarkson, from G. Hawessi ?, from Mortlake ?

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30 November 1843

Part of Papers of Thomas Clarkson

Briefly discusses the contents of Treaty of Washington regarding fugitive slaves.

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