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Confucian and Shinto Shrine worship and the noiding or Memorial
Services for the Japanese dead.
As these conditions were entirely repugnant to the
principles upon which the School was founded, and to the
convictions strongly held by the Trustees and the Subscribers
to the School, the School Authority have been, and still are,
unable to consent to their imposition and uue Institucion is
still closed.
in the circumstances, and accing on behalf of une Trustees
and the general body of Subscribers to the School, the British
Central Committee hereby crave the favour of the intervention
of His Majesty's Government to the end that such influence shall
be brougnt to bear upon the Japanese Authorities as snall permit
of the reopening of trie School, and tue continuance of lus work,
unfettered by restrictions which are at variance with the
fundamental principles upon which the Institution was founded.
We are,
iour Lordship's Most Obedient Servants,
T. & Kinnear CaBirman. Romung
Hon. Secretary.
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