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Africa, mainly to congrogationa at London churchca, and
occasionally in Bristol where there was come Quaker
support for the A, $ 8.
(1)
Likes that of the WI. S. the pro-retention line of the
A%3,, 3. in the first part of 18929 resulted in some
oppocitiono - it was accused of promoting armed expeditions
* ainnt the slave raiders,
a letter to the prass,
f2ý
and had to deny this in
The cor.. norciul aspects of the Uganda question
had been pressed on the Chambers of Commerce in February
and March by Jephoou, who toured the country in connection
with the railway aurvoy grant. This was not the first
time that the commorcial importance of Africa had been
put before the Chambers, « Stanley had Dada a tour of the
country on the subject in June 1690. (')
'hare were
also some Chaabera ouch as Manchester$ Liverpool and
Glangow, whose members had specific interest in African
trader w particularly the Want African trade. Japbcon'n
analysis was highly optimistic; he any wide ponaibilition
(1) jb c, & Anti-Slivery Report r, January»Fobruiary 1892,
(2) Anti-S1avt, ry ROB or rat July-Auguat 1892.
(3) u. H. Stanley, Antobiorraiahy, p"422.