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Clarkson, Thomas (1760-1846) slavery abolitionist
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Autograph letter, signed, from Henry Sterry to Thomas Clarkson

Asks Clarkson to become a member of a Provisional Committee to 'carry into effect' the attached resolution. Resolution states that a committee be formed to raise subscriptions to help pay expenses for court cases brought against 'friends of the Negroes in Jamaica and other colonies', and to publicise such cases. Includes a list of names.

Autograph letter, signed, from Joseph Soul to Thomas Clarkson, from Brunswick Parade, Islington

Gives Clarkson information requested re Parliamentary anti slavery legislation and notes that he has a selection of publications if Clarkson requires anything further. Discusses a letter sent to Dr. Marsh from Judge O'Neal which has been locked in Mr. Scoble's office who has left for France with the key. Notes the sad news regarding Cassius Clay in America.

Autograph letter, signed, from Joseph Soul to Thomas Clarkson, from New Broad Street

On British and Foreign Anti Slavery Society headed paper. Acknowledges the receipt of letters delivered via Mr. Lewis Weld from Lewis Tappan who gives assurance that Clarkson's letter will receive wide circulation. Discusses the circumstances of Lewis Weld and wishes to introduce Rev. Pennington to Clarkson. Mentions Judge Jay.

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