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Letter of Miss A. Smith, Governess of Dry Harbour, St. Ann to Lieutenant-Colonel Arch. Campbell Oban.

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MS 680

Summary: This material represents a letter written by Miss A. Smith, Governess Dry Harbour St. Ann to Lieutenant-Colonel Arch. Campbell of Melford Oban reflecting the perilous state of her own finances as Governess (salary paid in pimento) and the saddening conditions of the Island, Planters being unable to pay the frieght charges even of their own intended cargoes to Britain, fear of Negro revold and no market. June 13, 1812

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Item type	Current library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Manuscript	National Library of Jamaica	Special Collection Floor	MS 680 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		1000000070581

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This material represents a letter written by Miss A. Smith, Governess Dry Harbour St. Ann to Lieutenant-Colonel Arch. Campbell of Melford Oban reflecting the perilous state of her own finances as Governess (salary paid in pimento) and the saddening conditions of the Island, Planters being unable to pay the frieght charges even of their own intended cargoes to Britain, fear of Negro revold and no market. June 13, 1812

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