4.
5
would have been
if
the
prisoners had been buropeans
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Americans, it appeared
to me
to the
after giving matter the most careful
consideration in
my power
that a sufficiently large,
llowance had already been
runde for the habits
of
uncivilized persons as the prisoners undoubtedly
were.
I make these observations
now without the least intention
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impugning the correctness of your brace's decision, but
in explanation of
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the
grounds
upon which I had arrived
at an
opposite conclusion;
as
I fear my letter to Sir Stope
Grant has been misunderstood.
If instead 斥
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"interference
with Iudicial authority", I had
said interference with the recisions of a competent tribunal, I should have
more
accurately
conveyed my real meaning. I have the honor to be,
My Lord Juke, Your Braces,
Most Obedient Servant
Memberlyle Mebinson