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about what they pray about. *" or would this verge on
political action 2M On 20tti October i igrox was writing
to thO '`irren explaining that the Society wan merely
making public the facto about Uganda, rather than urging
the Governrcent to annex te country.
(2)
The paradox of
the situation was succinctly put in a C, H. º memorandum
(undated and uncignod) "« "The C. I!. So must avoid anything
approaching political agitation, The subject cannot be
treated &part from politico. " It continued that the CMH3.
$,
should approach the A. S. &. with a view to forming a more
broadly based ccz ittee of agitation.
An a result of thin line of reasonings name C. H. S.
delegates attended an h.:. 'S. committee 33ootiug on 7th
October, though the A. C, . woo to ask for a deputation
to Io$obGry and the Lord Bayor was to be requisitioned
to hold a neoting, the C. ti. ". found the anti-slavery
croup luito-eiarm. ' The 1ev, BaringOould coizentgd "... cw a
Society they will'not take the initiativo.,. I four our
(1iß A? L31 Percy Orubb to Uigra z 6th October 1$92,
(2) Tiro 'i irsn i '20th October 1 92 .
(3) _c, Z/1ßy late on notopctpeä"
(3)