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Research Material & Ephemera -- 1800-1995. HM 77544-77554

Description
This collection is an excellent research resource for an English military and diplomatic family in the 19th century; specifically the period covering the Napoleonic Wars and British diplomatic influence in Europe and Central America. Though there is a strong family connection to Jamaica, there is no material in the collection related to Jamaica, slavery or Edward Long's belief in polygenism.
Type
Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Production date
1784-1995.
Call number
mssHM 77353-77554
Provenance
Acquired from Maggs Bros., London, Phillips sale, Lot 31, June 11, 1992.
Associated people
Aberdeen, George Hamilton Gordon, (1784-1860.)
Canning, George, (1770-1827.)
Dawkins, Edward James, (1792-1865.)
Dawkins, Jane Catherine, (1764-1826.)
Dawkins, Richard, (1768-1848.)
Hardacre, Paul H. (1769-1834.)
Howard, Elizabeth Molyneux-Howard, (1854-1928.)
Howard, Robert Mowbray, (1771-1836.)
Long, Charles Beckford, (1734-1813.)
Long, Edward, (1771-1825.)
Long, Robert Ballard, (1784-1865.)
Palmerston, Henry John Temple,
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