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protective duties of our competitors, should be left
uncovered by the 1 ritioh flau, " (1)
Pi nttmopj und
co=erce alottod very icatly to other as rotiYoc for
Ieperialint expansion in Uganda, Arthur Albright, a
8Irninghan Quaker and owner of a obomica1 firm# auCgostod
a Birninghan meeting and ended "what would America say
about our imperia ion if ire föroaoI Uganda "? (hoer heran)"
The only dicc©rdant note was provided by floraco ia11cr,
trho dicconcorted the root of the deputation by atatinC that
there was no large scale ulavo 'raiding in Ucund3, and by
imp1Yiug that any slaves to be teen in tho region wore
o p1oyod by the Go parry. (2)
Ud waa not höwover in
favour of withdrawing from Uganda, on account of British
oblirntion8 to the nativen. Waller's npeoch ronulted in
another period of strain botwoon tho £,
..
and the Company.
Burton wag highly displcaood, und Z allcr was acIod to : Tito
to the Provident of the ! ociety exp1ai4in& hin 71"0#
But ho did nothing to rotruct hic opinions and in fact Cot
a revolution panced at an A. S.
(i) Ui äß d
Lbid,
. no. ti»g on 4th Uovorbcr
(3) Elit }1i utoa of moetin hold 4th November 1892,
(3)