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forward enquiry
of
the
enquiry as to the scope Major Generals Memorandum,
and that the Colonial Government in reply to this
agreed with the Control Department for Ireland regarding
the
enquiry
no
reveal and as intimating that
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the Memorandum did include
evidence as well
financial correspondence, other correspondence. it that the General
was aware
of the interpretation
which the Civil authorities put upon Colonel Dassan's reply to W. Smith, and that it was in
his power at any
moment to
have undeceived them
on finding that they attached a
wrong
meaning to the Memo!
with that until they
thus undeceived,
the Colonial Government
were
naturally all
strengthened in their
impressions as to the correctness
of their
views.
6th that the deadlock which
rendered
my Telegram dated 10th August, 1876, necessary, originated
in the
Major Generals Memorandum
order, which he
declined to rescind or
modify.
I that the Memorandum
the Major General dated 29th January 1878 read together
with ...