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Printed handbill to Electors of East Suffolk 1832 from Charles Broke Vere. Suffolk Record Office. The handbill refers to an address at Wickham Market...
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where he expressed his support for abolition & now repeats those sentiments in print. Broke was one of 3 candidates in the East Suffolk County election for the 1st Reform Parliament Dec 1832. It is a Good example of ‘political spin’ – abhorring idea of human slavery but still wants abolition when and where it can be done fairly for the British. Suffolk Record Office (Location HA24/50/ 19/4.4(7) 12/82)
Subjects: History, Citizenship
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