Is greatly exercised over the passing of the Vagrants Act, which JP believes is intended to, and will, discriminate against the blacks.
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Is greatly exercised over the passing of the Vagrants Act, which JP believes is intended to, and will, discriminate against the blacks.
JH encourages JP's compassionate approach to the problem of racial relationships [see JP's 1834-9-18].
About race relations in South Africa, and anti-slavery movements in England.
Is much concerned about the conflict between the races.
JH is very disturbed by the fighting between the South African military and the Kaffirs.
Tends to agree with most of what JH says [see JH's 1835-6-2].
Comments on the accusations made about himself before the Aborigines Committee.
Comments on the papers of evidence placed before the Aborigines Committee, and expresses himself vehemently about the sin of having penal colonies.