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ts in
the Frade of Our Subjects
China; have named, made,
constituted, and appointed, as
1
we do by these Presents name,
make, constitute, and appoint
them over undoubted Commis=
=
sioners, Procurators, and
Plenipotentiaries :- Giving to
them all manner
of
Power
and Authority to treat, adjust,
and conclude, either jointly,
or
separately, with such
Minister or Ministers as
may be rested with similar
Power and Authority
on the
part of His said Imperial
and
Royal Majesty. The
Emperor of China, any Treaty
or
Agreement that may tend
to