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1828  Entire headed Plantn Inverness-Sea Coast Nickerie Suriname addressed to his brother in Edinburgh and showing a fine two-line GREENOCK/SHIPLETTER, Robs S 12.  Interesting letter which mentions the writer's lack of money and also there is one slave mention - slavery was officially banned in 1818 and, apparently as a result, many plantations went bankrupt.

1828  Entire headed Plantn Inverness-Sea Coast Nickerie Suriname addressed to his brother in Edinburgh and showing a fine two-line GREENOCK/SHIPLETTER, Robs S 12.  Interesting letter which mentions the writer's lack of money and also there is one slave mention - slavery was officially banned in 1818 and, apparently as a result, many plantations went bankrupt.




Item reference: 5772

£225
Martin Townsend, P O Box 1100, Camberley, Surrey, GU15 9RY, UK
Telephone: 07801 769 117 or 01462 420678 - Email:Martin@martintownsend.com

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