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Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton and Priscilla Buxton Letters

MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 547

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Title

Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton and Priscilla Buxton Letters

Shelfmark

MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 547

Summary

Letter from Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton to his daughter Priscilla, written six weeks after emancipation, regarding his future work in Parliament; letter from Priscilla to her aunt giving extracts from all of her father's letters from London on the slavery question. The letters are dated 1824-1834.

Date

1824-1834

Language

English

Physical extent

16 ff.

Acquisition

The letters were purchased by the library from Bernard Quaritch Ltd on 4th June 1998.

Subject

19th century

Slavery -- Great Britain -- Anti-slavery movements

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  • Buxton, Sir, Thomas Fowell, 1786-1845, 1st Baronet

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