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In justice to myself, I think
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Nor should I omit to point out in further explanation of the misconception as to the tenor of Sir R. D. Lytton's despatch above referred to, that though dated 17th May, it did not reach ...
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proper that I should mention that
be looked
In
(never received
In justice to myself. think
Grace's Despatch
it right to note that in the first paragrash & your under reply, Sir R. B. Lytton's Jecratch of 17th May 1859 is quoted chowing that "I had been directed
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"to inquire" into the above matters,
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whereas the work the Despatch are "Mr Caldwell's case into
which
you
inquire.
will be directed to
Again
as to the "verbal
instructions alluded to in your braces second paragraph, it is
The use future 2.
is the pict jone Sin Edeo-act Key thon to San H. St.
me. Wher
t
The 17 Mice, Sin Bercat. had rece no dersell. to empire into the malle
615
hue.
any
instructions
cither verbal or written from the late Government on
this subject,
and that the
only
verbal instructions
I ever received were from your Grace a few days before my leaving higland, and the only quits or written instructions in your
Graces confidential desrated which I now acknowledge.
Nor should I omit to point out in further explanation of the misconception as to the B. tenor of Sir 2. D. Lytton's despatch above referred to, that though outed 17th May, it did not reach a
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