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3302. Hong Song
REGISTERED
Sir,
APR 7 1855
Hong Kong. Feb. 14. 1855.
In accordance with the desire expressed in your dispatch received here on the 29th Jan., I resigned the Colonial Chaplaincy of Hongkong.
574 410939. & did so
A 754 Copy to Try for conson (2 May 186.
because I presume had I not done so, I would have been taken from
And I do not wish either to be a part of factions or to give
But it is probable that by no means can be avoided in acting this, by acquiesce in the sentence you have passed
on the grounds of
If the will is founded, the sentence would have been most harsh on me
Even when those grounds are capable of explanation and disproof, not merely but of
the sentence becomes the
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3302. Hong Song
REGISTERED
Sir,
APR 7 1855
Hong Kong. Feb. 14. 1855.
In accordance with the desire expressed in your dispatch received here on the 29th Jan., I resigned the Colonial Chaplaincy of Hongkong.
574 410939. & did so
A 754 Copy to Try for conson (2 May 186.
because I presume had I not done so, I would have been taken from
And I do not wish either to be a part of factions or to give
But it is probable that by no means can be avoided in acting this, by acquiesce in the sentence you have passed
on the grounds of
If the will is founded, the sentence would have been most harsh on me
Even when those grounds are capable of explanation and disproof, not merely but of
the sentence becomes the
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