The Manchester Guardian, 30 September 1840, Notice to Correspondents (a column in which they respond to letters from readers)
IF Mr. Robert Rose, who calls himself “the bard of colour,” would have taken repeated hints, we should not now have had occasion to request him plainly, as we now do, to cease writing to us, or to any member of our establishment. We have no intention of noticing his book, and do not desire any communication with him.
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