Wolseley and the Ashanti Campaign Toward Coomassie
The piece questions Sir Garnet Wolseley's diplomatic role and notes the War Office shipping materials for a railroad to advance on Coomassie, capital of the Ashantees. It expresses doubt about home authority, warns against costly unilateral action, and calls for a major revision of colonial governance policies.
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Garnet Wolseley
War Office
Coomassie
Sir Garnet Wolseley
Sir Garnet
House of Commons
The Coming School Board Elections
A London opinion piece urges strict scrutiny of upcoming school board elections. It warns against sectarian influence, supports religious equality, and calls for careful selection of candidates to safeguard education and national progress.
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London
England
London Board
Mr Arch in Canada en route to study emigration prospects
Two letters from Quebec and Sherbrooke dated September 10 and 12 recount Mr Arch's reception in Canada. Governor General Lord Dufferin hosted a dinner for 1700, with officials offering support for his inquiries. Clayden notes Arch’s favorable view but urges careful assessment of colonial life and true prospects for English working farmers.
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Clayden
Labourers’ Union Chronicle
Arch
Canada
Conleur de Rose
Mr. Clayden
England
United States
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Birmingham
Manchester
Friends of Religious Equality
MR. Arch