Glenelg, Charles Grant Baron

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Glenelg, Charles Grant

Born 1778-01-01

Died 1866-01-01

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VIAF75398248
WikidataQ333452
ISNI0000000082682834
Open LibraryOL1279740A

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Great Britain (3)
Apprentices (3)
British West Indies (3)
Corn laws (Great Britain) (2)
Emancipation (2)
Slaves (2)
Sharecropping (1)

Books by Glenelg, Charles Grant Baron

Total count: 12

A poem on the restoration of learning in the Eastwhich obtained Mr. Buchanan's prize.

Printed by R. Watts, sold by Deighton; [etc., etc.]1805-01-01
A letter to the Right Hon. Charles Grant, president of the Board of Trade, &c. &con the corn laws, wool laws, and rents in kind

Printed for J. Anderson, jun.1828-01-01
The mechanism of the ministerial measures of the last and present session relative to the importation of corna letter to the Right Hon. Charles Grant, M.P.

E. Lloyd1828-01-01
The East India question fairly statedComprising the views and opinions of some eminent and enlightened members of the present Board of Control.

James Ridgway1831-01-01
Letter to the Right Hon. Charles Grant, President of the Board of Controulon the present state of British intercourse with China

J. Hatchard1833-01-01
A statement of factssubmitted to the Right Hon. Lord Glenelg, His Majesty's principal secretary of state for the colonies, preparatory to an appeal about to be made by the author, to the Commons of Great Britain, seeking redress for grievances of a most serious tendency, committed upon him, under the administration of His Excellency the Marquis of Sligo, the late governor, and Sir Joshua Rowe, the present lord chief justice of the island of Jamaica : with an exposure of the present system of Jamaica apprenticeship

[s.n.]1837-01-01
Letter to the Lord Glenelg, secretary of state for the colonies, &c. &c. &con Negro apprenticeship

[s.n.]1838-01-01
Our case made outLord Glenelg, a witness in favour of the immediate and total abolition of Negro apprenticeship

Johnston & Barrett, printers1838-01-01
General results of Negro apprenticeshipas shown by extracts from the public speeches and despatches of the governors of various colonies, and of Lord Glenelg, as secretary of state for the Colonial Department

Martin and Co., printers1838-01-01
A letter to the Right Honourable Lord Glenelgon the West Indian currency, commerce, African slave trade, &c. &c

B. Fellowes1838-01-01
Despatches to Sir F.B. Headduring his administration of the government of Upper Canada, abstracted from the papers laid before Parliament.

Ridgway1839-01-01
Lower Canada and Upper Canadaextract of a despatch from Lord Glenelg to the Earl of Durham, G.C.B., dated Downing-Street, 20th January 1838.

HMSO2002-01-01