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Richard Inglis to Rupert D. George, Provincial Secretary, on the expedition to Trinidad
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Halifax 20th August 1821

Sir
I have the honor to report to you for the information of His Excellency, Sir James Kempt, that I have visited the several settlements where the Refugee Negroes are located and made known to them all the kind offer of His Excellency to remove them onboard a Transport sent from England for that purpose to join their friends lately sent to the Island of Trinidad, and have pointed out to them in a most particular manner the great advantages that would result to them from such a change, but I am sorry to state that they still appear to be possessed with the idea that Government wishes to dispose of them there and they are generally speaking not even thankful
for

Rupert D. George Esq'r
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Date: 20 August 1821

Reference: Commissioner of Public Records — Black Refugees series Nova Scotia Archives RG 1 volume 422 number 30

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