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was later built up. Sixty two come from Peckham and
fifteen were vent by Camberwell S*Dor. Altogether thorn
wore forty-six London collectors. In the Irovincen
Llisboch sent over three hundred signatures collected by
women members of the Peace Society branch. There were
large numbers from Vorwich, Scull and Birmingham where
the collectors were former membero of the Trauavsal
Cozunittee. The atirbter of a Unitarian Church in
Darlington sent forty-five signatures. There wore
eighty nix collectors in the provinces including twelve
clergymen. There was no indication as to which
of the two memorials had been used, but the cocond more
moderate document might have gained the most widaorsoud
reoponeo.
Stand was also layinE tho nucloun of a new anti-
war movement by asking all who opposed the war to write to
him,
(1)
One person in ouch town woo required an a
focal point of activity; nett a mall Crone of oripathinorn
could be formed und litoruturo'dictributod from door to
door.
t2)
(1) Ibid, 20th October 1899.
(2) Ibis, 10th, 17th, 24tb Iovcnbor 1899.