But after a while these ill-humors drew to a head, and settled secretly in some eminent persons, which were Sir William Stanley, lord chamberlain of the King's household, the Lord Fitzwater, Sir Simon Montfort, and Sir Thomas Thwaites.

[Footnote 3: Thwaites, Early Travels, vol.

[Footnote 2: Alliot, Collections Historiques, p. 85; and Thwaites, Early Western Travels, vol.

These schools, and those examined at Parham, are under the general supervision of Mr. Charles Thwaites, an indefatigable and long tried friend of the negroes.

Mr. Charles Thwaites' Replies to Queries on Education in Antigua.

Mr. Thwaites informed us that the children were not allowed to attend day school after they were six years old.

One more evidence in point is the acknowledged ignorance of Mr. Thwaites' teachers.

Thompson, Thomas, Esq. Thorne, Mr. Thwaites, Mr. Charles.

[Footnote 10: F.A. Michaux, Travels, in R.G. Thwaites, ed., Early Western Travels, III, 303.]

[Footnote 28: F.A. Michaux in Thwaites, ed.,

[Footnote 30: F. Cuming, Tour to the Western Country (Pittsburg, 1810), in Thwaites, ed., Early Western Travels, IV, 272, 280, 298.]

" [Footnote 34: F.A. Michaux in Thwaites, ed.,

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For the privilege of examining these valuable manuscripts I am indebted to the generous courtesy of the State Librarian, Mr. Reuben Gold Thwaites; I take this opportunity of extending to him my hearty thanks.

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