Autograph letter, signed, from Brissot de Warville, to Thomas Clarkson, from Paris
- Clarkson/Folder 1-5/Doc 9
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- 18 February 1790
Part of Papers of Thomas Clarkson
Explains that he has written and sent the Address made to the National Assembly. The cause is gaining ground amid rising opposition. We [the Societe?] are publishing a good refutation of Lamiral and another work by an inhabitant of Domingo (St. Dominique, i.e. modern Haiti). The cause of the free Negroes has been debated in our Assembly, but without success. Brissot asks Clarkson to cash an order for Louis d'Or, paying them to Bridel who delivers this letter.