Letter from Harry Hamilton Johnston to HMS, mentioning his doubts on the good faith and political skill of the [International Congo] Association, “to my surprise I found you had as many (secret) enemies and detractors in Belgium as in France”, commenting on his own work for the Congo Association, explaining his advocacy of Portuguese claims on the Congo, ensuring that “there is no one that regards you more admiringly or affectionately than I do”, London, 13 February [1885]

Letter from Harry Hamilton Johnston to HMS, mentioning his doubts on the good faith and political skill of the [International Congo] Association, “to my surprise I found you had as many (secret) enemies and detractors in Belgium as in France”, commenting on his own work for the Congo Association, explaining his advocacy of Portuguese claims on the Congo, ensuring that “there is no one that regards you more admiringly or affectionately than I do”, London, 13 February [1885], HA.01.0098.2081. Archives Henry Morton Stanley.

Letter from Harry Hamilton Johnston to HMS, mentioning his doubts on the good faith and political skill of the [International Congo] Association, “to my surprise I found you had as many (secret) enemies and detractors in Belgium as in France”, commenting on his own work for the Congo Association, explaining his advocacy of Portuguese claims on the Congo, ensuring that “there is no one that regards you more admiringly or affectionately than I do”, London, 13 February [1885], HA.01.0098.2081. Archives Henry Morton Stanley. Accédé June 06, 2025.