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Extract of a letter from Madame Necker to Dr. Percival, of Manchester, dated Versailles, March 9, 1789

1797-11-15 Subjects: Antislavery movements Forms: Article in periodical, Correspondence, reminiscences, etc. Translation Status: Partial English Philadelphia

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Suzanne Necker

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uncertainty Richard Lee
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Richard Lee
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Vol. 3, p. 412-413. Letter in which Mme Necker expresses her sympathy for the abolition of the slave trade. Also contains translated fragments on the same subject from Dr. Frosard and Turgot.