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I feel sure anarchy will supervene , trade will be unable to enter , and a grave responsibility will be laid at our door . Believe me , & c . , Sir E. Baring . H. H. KITCHENER . No. 24. - Sir E. Baring to the Marquis of Salisbury .
I feel sure anarchy will supervene , trade will be unable to enter , and a grave responsibility will be laid at our door . Believe me , & c . , Sir E. Baring . H. H. KITCHENER . No. 24. - Sir E. Baring to the Marquis of Salisbury .
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CORRESPONDENCE relative to the Slave Trade ( East Coast of Africa , France , Madagascar , Mozambique , and Zanzibar ) . -1887 , 1888 . ... ..... Date . Received . SUBJECT , Page 1887 . 1887 . Admiralty .. Oct. 27 Nov.
CORRESPONDENCE relative to the Slave Trade ( East Coast of Africa , France , Madagascar , Mozambique , and Zanzibar ) . -1887 , 1888 . ... ..... Date . Received . SUBJECT , Page 1887 . 1887 . Admiralty .. Oct. 27 Nov.
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To suggest that German Ambassador at Paris should mention fact of existence of this Slave Trade . ... M. Goblet will make inquiries , and French manof - war on East Coast of Africa will act against slave - trading vessels of all kinds .
To suggest that German Ambassador at Paris should mention fact of existence of this Slave Trade . ... M. Goblet will make inquiries , and French manof - war on East Coast of Africa will act against slave - trading vessels of all kinds .
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| Title | British and Foreign State Papers |
| Author | Great Britain. Foreign and Commonwealth Office |
| Contributor | Great Britain. Foreign Office. Library |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1887 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 10 Feb 2012 |
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