Part of a letter written by Robert Paterson, a plantation owner on Jamaica, to James Murray, an advocate in Aberdeen.

Part of a letter written by Robert Paterson, a plantation owner on Jamaica, to James Murray, an advocate in Aberdeen. Dated Jamaica 10 September 1837. In the letter, Paterson complains bitterly at the actions of the Baptist party and their influence on the island, claiming there is no need for their actions now that slavery and the apprenticeship have been abolished. He is also critical of the Governor, Sir Lionel Smith. With transcript.

Record Details

Item reference: AGC/P/20
Catalogue Section: Manuscript documents acquired singly by the Museum
Level: ITEM
Extent: 1 letter
Date made: 1837-09-10 - ?
Creator: Letters
Credit: National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London