The Journal of Negro History, volume 5, 1920
The Journal of Negro History, volume 5, 1920
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" His companions leaving one by one at different times also succeeded inreturning to the service of their country. Having only $70 and havingto travel 600 miles, Capt. Stewart could give the woman only $20: andall she received from all the officers was only $50. He wrote EarlBathurst, Secretary of State for War and the Colonies asking that sheshould be remunerated and saying that he would "be most happy to givethe address and the source thro' which communication could be made. " Bathurst replie...d June 13, asking for particulars, and Captain StewartJune 18 wrote again on the eighteenth of June saying that the matterrequired the utmost circumspection and excusing himself from givinginformation until he had communication with America, hoping to pointout the precise object whom "His Lordship has thought worthy ofremuneration. " No doubt the matter then passed into the SecretService, as no further correspondence is preserved in documents opento the public.
[46a] The motion was heard in Trinity Term, 34 Victoriae i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" His companions leaving one by one at different times also succeeded inreturning to the service of their country. Having only $70 and havingto travel 600 miles, Capt. Stewart could give the woman only $20: andall she received from all the officers was only $50. He wrote EarlBathurst, Secretary of State for War and the Colonies asking that sheshould be remunerated and saying that he would "be most happy to givethe address and the source thro' which communication could be made. " Bathurst replie...d June 13, asking for particulars, and Captain StewartJune 18 wrote again on the eighteenth of June saying that the matterrequired the utmost circumspection and excusing himself from givinginformation until he had communication with America, hoping to pointout the precise object whom "His Lordship has thought worthy ofremuneration. " No doubt the matter then passed into the SecretService, as no further correspondence is preserved in documents opento the public.
[46a] The motion was heard in Trinity Term, 34 Victoriae i.
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