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with those engagements, I have thought it well to keep
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M. Casenave fully and frankly informed of the Viceroy's
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attitude and of the views hold by Mr. Fraser and "r. Hillier
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K. Cazenave clearly sees the delicacy of the situation
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and the possibility that the Vicercy may use the incident
as a pretext før receding from his engagements to us.
He, therefore, telegraphed to the Banque de l'Indo Chine
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augoating that some
compromise might be arrived at. On the 21st he received
a reply in the following terms: "Le Ministre des Affaires
Etrangères a été saisi de la question. Il est inadmissible
que le Vicerci refuse participation si nous
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nous sommes d'accord avec les Anglais. En conséquence
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du Viceroi. Le Gouvernement francais s'oppose à tout
changement des accords anglofrancais".
I duly informed Er. Fraser of this and added that
in the circumstances it seemed to me that nothing could be
done here until some fresh arrangement had been come to
at home.
Yeanwhile the situation has been further complicated
by