Copies of letters and accounts from 1821-1831 concerning efforts by John Potts Esq. to seek compensation for himself and his sisters for Indian slaves freed in the British settlement of Honduras. 1831.

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Copies of letters and accounts from 1821-1831 concerning efforts by John Potts Esq. to seek compensation for himself and his sisters for Indian slaves freed in the British settlement of Honduras. 1831.

Letters document the efforts of John Potts, Esquire, of Belize, to recover from the British government the value of certain Indian slaves bequeathed to him and his two sisters, Mrs. Antram and Mrs. Adam by their father's estate.

[16] leaves, bound ; 33 cm.

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Newberry Library

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