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Duplicate of CO 37/42/9. Folios 23-24
Catalogue reference: CO 37/42/10
Date: 1790 Apr 15
Duplicate of CO 37/42/9. Folios 23-24
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Catalogue reference: CO 37/42/34
This record is about the Reports that plans were being made to start a school on the island for both locals... dating from 1790 Dec 18 in the series Colonial Office and predecessors: Bermuda, Original Correspondence. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Reports that plans were being made to start a school on the island for both locals and West Indians. Notes that, among other advantages, having a school locally would remove the necessity of sending students to America where 'they might be poisoned by principles destructive of the attachment to the parent state'.
Also comments on his correspondence with the Bishop of London who had requested an account of ecclesiastical matters, including the character of the clergy.
James Willcocks, Governor of Bermuda, No. 23, Folios 171-172
CO 37
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