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consider in consultation with the Colonial Governments
applications of individual German missionaries of
unimpeachable antecedents for permission to enter the
colonies, subject to their being under the control of a
British, allied or associated subject in the colony and of
their being vouched for by a responsible British ecclesiasti-
cal authority,
It is probable that you have learned of this
action of the Colonial Office, in as much as that office
will have corresponded with the Governor of Hongkong
regarding any legislation that may be necessary to make
these regulations effective in that colony. We deemed it important, nevertheless, to give you this information
in order that you might in return inform us what its bearing may be upon the early return of some of the German missionaries to Hongkong for the purpose of their resuming the supervision of the evangelistic and other
work which they had been carrying on in that colony. We
have learned of the return that has already taken place of
some Roman Catholic German missionaries to British colonies
in Africa. We hear reports also of the return of German
merchants to these colonies. You will at once recognise
the importance of the Christian forces acting promptly in
matters such as these, in order that we may do our full
part in healing the wounds that have been caused by the
war. We trust that you will write freely to me regarding these questions, giving us frankly your best advice regarding them.
In order to save you from the trouble of copying parts of this letter in communicating with
Archdeacon Barnett, we are sending him a copy of the whole
of this letter.
With cordial greetings,
Yours faithfully,
(Sd) A. L. WARNSHUIS.