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2.
Your Excellency will perceive that I have expressed no opinion to General Brown, but have been satisfied with desiring that there be no departure from ordinary rule.
3.
It appears to me that neither the opinion of General Brown nor my own should avail to alter an established practice, when the question involved is one that can only be decisively settled by Her Majesty's Government at Home.
I learn incidentally that the Major General has left Shanghai.
4.
Had I been put in possession of the reasons which General Brown has doubtless adduced in support of his view, I might have been in a position to confute, or to confirm them, which I cannot do until that communication shall be placed before me, and for it I propose...
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2.
Your brace will perceive that I have expressed no opinion to General Brown, but have been satisfied with desiring that there be no departure from Ardinary rule.
3.
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appears
to me that
the
neither the opinion of General
ค
Strugtong for Shaughne, and I
his
have not received copy of remonstrance to the Secretary of State for War,
as
I
expected
to receive it under Sir Edward B. Lytton's Circulars
of
2212
November 1858, and 9th March
1859.
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Brown nor
my
own
should
avail to alter an established-
practice, when the question
involved is one
that
can
Majesty's
only be
decisively settled by Ster
Government at Stome. I learn incidentally that the Majon berieral has left
4.
Stack I been put in
porcession of the reasons which General Brown has doubtless
addweed_ in support of his view, I might have been in a position to confute, or to confirm them which I cannot do until that communication shall be placed
before
-
me, and for it I propose
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