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MEREDITH,
GLOUCESTER.
TELEGRAMS,
HUNTLEY, 4 MILES.
24th July 01
Dear Mr. Wallace,
In consideration of my previous note,2 & with reference to your kind reply3 of 1st May, I enclose the report of Meeting at which an Indian Famine Union was constructed.
In accordance with [2] the 4th resolution the enclosed memorial was preferred by the Committee, & we hope to have it influentally signed. I quite understand your reasons for not joining our Union, but we are obtaining the signatures [3] of others besides members of our Union. Perhaps therefore you will kindly allow me to add your name as a signatory? We attach great importance to this detailed enquiry into local conditions.
Yours v. truly | W. Wedderburn4 [signature]
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Status: Draft transcription [Letter (WCP3203.3171)]
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