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the Conpanys
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and at the 1892 meeting a resolution in
favour of retention was passed and plane made for a public
meeting Albright had written urging that the C, 21, ß,
meeting on 2nd Docenber at which Lugnrd was to spea $ should
be held as a tows''a mooting
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the necessary requisition to the Mayor,
and J. lbright atartod
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There croons
to have been come quaker disapproval, of -tboao activitcai
ninco Albright in December was &fending his views in
the F'rriee d# ý. " "I have noted.,,. that those who taito up the
cause of Uganda as an important atop towardn. tho
aupproaaion of the slave trade # boing i'rionda, are thoucht
to be in danger of conproniaing their peace principlec.. ol
regret to believe that an over"atrained and inopportune
uppliaation - of peace prinoipiaa co-caned, is operative
to impede and stifle the anti-slave trade tendenoy#"
This was one of the very fow ý open cdnioeions of the
contradiction between A. $*$* d cuakkor principl. 2a and
Inporialian. People like Aibright were iucrear. ingly having
to choose between traditional non-violent huraouituribuirn and
the new Imperialism of expansion by British force.
(1) Rerort of the firmingham Ladien 2te roes Friends Society, 1891,
resolution supporting the Sant Africa Company,.
(2) *bic2, report for 1892s a, ftrr inL-. nm Dhily parat 2nd Nov. 1892,
(3) Bjre inrhm D ilv Pont, 11th IVovemb©r 1892.
(4) &innd1 30th December 1892.
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