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1891-1892 Correspondence and other papers

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MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 40

Summary

Miscellaneous correspondence and papers concerning Lugard's activities in Kampala and Buganda, his march to Kavalli on Lake Albert and the order from the Imperial British East Africa Company to evacuate Uganda. Correspondents include Lieutenant W. Langheld, F. Stuhlmann, Emin Pasha, Charles Stokes, W.H. Williams, George Mackenzie and Sir Charles Euan-Smith.

Fols. 1-107: Correspondence, 1891.

Fols. 108-182: Reports to the British Imperial East Africa Company, together with letters to Charles Stokes, Emin Pasha, Monsignor J.-J. Hirth and Bishop A. Tucker, 1891-1892. See MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 51 for the printed reports.

Fols. 183-186: Instructions to Stephen Bagge and to James Martin, 4 and 8 Apr 1891.

Fols. 187-190: Treaties with Kasagama, Ntale, and a draft treaty with Mwanga, 26 Dec 1890.

Fols. 191-218: Note on the state of the levies in Kampala, 1891.