Legal document, signed at Port Louis, Mauritius on 15 December 1829, appointing Sir Robert Farquhar as attorney and London representative of twenty-three merchants and residents of Mauritius. He was to act on their behalf in prosecuting for libel those connected with the publication of "A picture of the Negro slavery existing in the Mauritius" in The Anti-slavery reporter, no. 44, 1829

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