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is that under the 21th Article of the Treaty of Tientsin H.M. Govt cannot of strict right refuse to deliver a criminal ground that will there be applied to criminal for suspecting that torture will be applied to him. But humanity requires that every step taken, possibly even to the extent of determing Worton, should be taken to assure that torture is not inflicted on criminals, and to see that the promises of the Chinese officials are fulfilled, and no torture is inflicted.
It appears from a letter of Messrs. Brereton and Wotton that they suggest that advantage has been taken of the opportunities for themselves to assure that the promises of the Chinese are fulfilled, and that the British Court should not assist in any way in relation to the infliction of torture before the treaty is fulfilled.
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the extent of determing
Worton
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general question, advantage taken of the opportun
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