| St John's Library/Clarkson/Folder 6 contains: |
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| Doc 162 |
Autographed letter from Thomas Clarkson to William Wilson, tutor to the King of Haiti's son |
| Doc 163 |
Fragment of autograph letter by William Wilson to a friend, probably from Haiti |
| Doc 164 |
Autograph letter, signed in French, from General Vincent [Louis Charles Marie, Baron de, b. 1793?] to Thomas Clarkson, from Paris |
| Doc 165 |
Autograph letter, signed, in French, from General Vincent [Louis Charles Marie, Baron de, b. 1793?] to Thomas Clarkson, from Paris |
| Doc 166 |
Autograph letter, signed, in French, from General Vincent [Louis Charles Marie, Baron de, b. 1793?] to Thomas Clarkson, from Paris |
| Doc 167 |
Autograph letter, signed, in French, from General Vincent [Louis Charles Marie, Baron de, b. 1793?] to Thomas Clarkson, from London |
| Doc 168 |
Autograph letter, signed, in French, from General Vincent [Louis Charles Marie, Baron de, b. 1793?] to Thomas Clarkson, from Paris |
| Doc 169 |
Autograph letter, signed, (Postscript to the Item 168), in French, from General Vincent [Louis Charles Marie, Baron de, b. 1793?] to Thomas Clarkson, from Paris |
| Doc 170 |
Autograph letter, signed, in French, from General Vincent [Louis Charles Marie, Baron de, b. 1793?] to Thomas Clarkson, from Paris |
| Doc 171 |
Autograph letter, signed, in French, from General Vincent [Louis Charles Marie, Baron de, b. 1793?] to Thomas Clarkson, from Paris |
| Doc 172 |
Autograph letter, signed, in French, from General Vincent [Louis Charles Marie, Baron de, b. 1793?] to Thomas Clarkson, from Paris |
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Papers of Thomas Clarkson
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Autograph letter, signed, in French, from General Vincent [Louis Charles Marie, Baron de, b. 1793?] to Thomas Clarkson, from London |
| Reference |
Doc 167 |
| Covering Dates |
18 August 1821 |
| Extent and Medium |
4p; paper |
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| Content and context |
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Announces his pleasure that with the arrival of Mr. Foulerton [Fullerton], junior he has been able to make the journey to London, but excusing himself for reasons of fatigue from making the journey to Ipswich to see Clarkson. He spoke with Gregoire before he left, who was very anxious to be remembered to Clarkson, and Vincent attaches a writing of Gregoire's to this letter [not here]. He discusses in detail the disordered condition of Haiti as relayed by Foulerton, which he does find reassuring.
Bought from R. Myers & Co., 1949
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| Index Terms |
| Clarkson, Thomas (1760-1846) slavery abolitionist |
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