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to Engluund$ he launched hin campaign with two lone letters
to the Timon on 8th and 17th October in which he gave
a comprehensive survey of the Uganda question under the,
headings, commercials political and philanthropic. Mackenzie
advised him on the content of hie letters and suggested that
the organisational work connected with Lugard's tour should
be done, at the Company's office
(I)
The Company tried to
keep this connection as obscure na possible, Arthur Kemball
wrote to a member of the Conservative Club "The directors
of the Company have resolved to abstain from taking any
Part in the agitation in progress, " and could not identify
themselves with Lugard*s meetings.
(2)
Lugsrd also
had interviews with officials of the C, 1,, S. and A. S. S.
. rro a 3rd 21ovembor to 12th December he spoke at
21 m¬otingo in 11 different towns. He began in London on
3rd Novomber with an address to the Royal Geographical
Cocicty on his East African t ravo1o flackon
ia. Kirk and
other directors of the 0ozpany were present. Ila also addressed
(1) 854 ? RC 5S4 1, )1nckenzio to Lugarci.
(2) 869Z91* Ienbnll to Captain Dinare 17th November 1892..
(3) G. A, C 1C, no. 19 21 Ionnaway to Wigrr, 5th Octobor 1892,
2jyflt Allen to Buxton, 10th October 1892.
(k) Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society, December 1892.