Correspondent | Carlyle, James Edward |
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demographic | metropolitan |
Date (YYYY-MM-DD) | 1885-07-27 |
City | London |
region | England |
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Archive | Bodleian Libraries |
Call number | MSS. Brit. Emp. S. 18 / C128-109 |
London 16 Gloucester Crescent
Hyde Park W 27 July 85
Dear Sir,
I read your letter on Zululand in the Times today with great interest and I quite agree with all your views. The statement signed by Dinuzulu is of great value. I feel so grateful also that Mr [Forster’s?] able speech has been so favourably received. It is life or death with us to hold Bechuanaland and as a Crown Territory it is a noble chance of furthering the Aborigines cause. … that I did not know of the breakfast or I should have been present at it. I hope to remain in London till January when I may return to Oxford but I shall be obliged if you inform me of any meetings in support of S Africa and the Aborigines cause. I may be absent for a short time at … the West Scottish Coast but I am desirous of doing all I can to help the native African cause.
Yours truly
JE Carlyle