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eyea of the other foreigners resident in Peking.
As you are already aware the Chinese Government had,
before Sir Frederick's arrival, intimated the wish of
the Throne to confer a high decoration upon him, and I
had informed them that you were precluded from submit-
ting his name to the King for permission to accept a fo-
reign order.
In view of the private nature of Sir Frederick's
visit and of the fact that the period of court-nourning
is not yet expired, I had refrained from asking for any
special favours for him beyond an audience with the
Prince Regent and I was therefore all the more agreeably
surprised when I discovered that his visit was to be made
the occasion of a friendly demonstration.
The Director-
General of Railways, Mr. Liang Shih-yi informed me that
he was sending a private car as far as Mukden for the use
of Sir Frederick and Lady Lugard, and also that he was
anxious to entertain them at a private dinner. The Wai
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