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Earl Macartney, Parkhurst, Letter to Capt. H. Stanhope

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31 May 1796

Part of Robert Brooke

Thanking him for delivering Governor Brookes letter, contents of which he will mention to Mr Dundas.

Robert Brooke, St. Helena, Letter to Earl Macartney

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28 October 1796

Part of Robert Brooke

Private, commenting on a possible attack on the Spanish possessions on the River Plate which could be made from the Cape, and that he would support such a plan with provisions, pilots, etc.

Private letters from Lord Macartney to H. Dundas

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1797 - 1803

Part of Earl George Macartney

The first 5 are in the hand-writing of Macartney's Secretary. They are originals and bear an endorsement showing the date of receipt in Dundas's office.

from General Francis Dundas to his cousin H. Dundas

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1797 - 1798

Part of Earl George Macartney

Robert Brooke, St. Helena, Letter to Earl Macartney

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30 May 1797

Part of Robert Brooke

On the proposed attack, from the Cape, on Spanish South America.

Robert Brooke, St. Helena, Letter to Earl Macartney

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1 June 1797

Part of Robert Brooke

Congratulating him on being appointed governor of the Cape; describes military situation on St. Helena, also money and stores.

Robert Brooke, St. Helena, General Return

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1 June 1797

Part of Robert Brooke

Showing the number of Europeans, there or expected, the number of militia and the black troops (enclosed with 14).

Robert Brooke, St. Helena, Letter to Earl Macartney

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3 June 1797

Part of Robert Brooke

Saying what grave responsibility has been his in looking after valuable government property and in having to make quick decisions without recourse to higher authority.

Lt Col Robson, St. Helena, Letter to Earl Macartney