CO129-122 - Sir MacDonnell - 1867 [5-6] — Page 102

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map liansmitted to England without my

Rraveledge

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I further submit that the important

bearing on the argument of my

actual

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ance)

of the intentions of the Military is not impaired. by the Gmuoli insisting that I did theme,

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General

might haver

ought to have known or

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Known).

I am a better judge than

The of my own pinceptions

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I way be to blame for this, as being unusually dull of apprehension, but

not be more inspired

to have

then my successor may shan myself, and the fireferable adopted would therefore appear to have been

Are

envo

suited to all capacities. Why shared

I be called as to deduce the details and

limits of a plan sent home in 1866 from

any

observations of an Engineer Officer in 1863 ?

or be expected to elaborats an a

more recent

4.0 as

facts- inferences

analysis of

and transactions

to arrive at a knowledge of the outlines

of a map, which might have been shown to

me, and the production of which would have been the but evidence of itself?

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Surely I am not asking toe nivel,

if Litinefore request that in future I showd see the actual plans, which I

ann

a forment de

be acquainted wish, whereon they affect Colonial rights, as they

must always

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rohen

they

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do

I were

involve ratension of the

Cantonments, and also that, if entitled to

comment on them, I should see them before transmision to England))

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