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XCMS - Church Mission Society archive - 1799-2009
- B - Records of the CMS Overseas Division (initially 'Foreign Division') 1799-1959 - 1803-1959
  - OMS - CMS Overseas (Foreign) Division: mission series - 1803-1934
    - A1 - 'West Africa mission' later 'Sierra Leone mission' - 1803-1934
      - C E - Early correspondence - 1803-1820
        
        7A - Early correspondence: 3 April 1819 - 9 June 1819 - 1816-1819

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Finding Number (Click this to view full catalogue structure)	CMS/B/OMS/C A1 E7A/31
Title	Letter from Morgan to Pratt and Bickersteth: 24 March 1819: Freetown
Extent	1 item
Date	1819
Description	Despite many problems he has established the Colonial school and the Madras [Chennai] system of education. He has attracted c 350 children and c 180 adults. He proposes a system of native schoolmasters who should be senior monitors in the schools in which they were educated as a training and probationary period. They might then be located in every village with Europeans providing general superintendance, as has been tried in India. The Governor wishes him to take a new station. He feels that he could leave the Colonial schools to another and perhaps himself take a country station. Despite Collier's disapproval he has already been preaching at Regents Town and Gloucester.
Access Status	Open
Physical Description	E5-8: The numbers are all original numbers with minor amendments.

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