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(a) that both His Majesty's Government and the Canton
Government should each deposit in advance in an
agreed bank the full estimated cost of the enquiry: and
(b) that the place at which the enquiry is held should
not be Canton, but should be in neutral territory (say) Macao.
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Unless the former stipulation is made, it is more than likely that Great Britain alone will be left to pay all costs of the proposed international enquiry, no matter what decision on the question of costs may be madegiven by the Commissioners who make the enquiry. Unless the latter stipulation is made, the fommissio
Commissioners would sit in Canton
where the atmosphere would unquestionably be such as to preclude all possibility of conducting a satisfactory enquiry. The Commissioners would, of course, have to view
the scene of the Shekhe-Shameen incident: but Canton is very easily reached from lacao; and, while there could be
no objection to the fommissioners themselves visiting and spending as much time as they thought fit in Canton, there would be very grave objection and even risk, if witnesses, whether Chinese or non-Chinese, favourable to the British case, were required to give evidence publicly in a yamen in the middle of Canton.
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This despatch confirms and amplifies my telegram to you of today's date It has been seen in draft by Fr. Brenan, who concurs in it.
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the honour to be,
Sir,
Your moet obedient humble servant,
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