CO129-158 - Sir Kennedy - 1872 [6-8] — Page 333

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321
have
Jam not aware that
rue
any diplomatic relations with the King of Cambodia,
or any accredited Officer at his Court, though he informe that he has a number of British Subjects established at his
Capital for purposes of trading.

q
It is not within
my
province to anticipate the course which it
"may be deemed expedient for Her Majesty's Government to take in this matter, but In
be
may
permitted to suggest that
great
care should be taken to avoid giving offence to Asiatic susceptibilities.

10
is
I may add that His Majesty's DIVAN/
of considerable intelligence,
and keen observation. He visited
and examined our
Public Schools,
Gaols, Hospitals, and Public Gardens, with much interest, and
greatly pleased with the appearance,
the Troops,
and
movements
of
which the Major-General had the kindness to parade for him. I have the honor to be,
My Lord,
most obedient
humble servant,
Wrighty
Governor.

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321 have Jam not aware that rue any diplomatic relations with the King of Cambodia, or any accredited Officer at his Court, though he informe that he has a number of British Subjects established at his Capital for purposes of trading. q It is not within my province to anticipate the course which it "may be deemed expedient for Her Majesty's Government to take in this matter, but In be may permitted to suggest that great care should be taken to avoid giving offence to Asiatic susceptibilities. 10 is I may add that His Majesty's DIVAN/ of considerable intelligence, and keen observation. He visited and examined our Public Schools, Gaols, Hospitals, and Public Gardens, with much interest, and greatly pleased with the appearance, the Troops, and movements of which the Major-General had the kindness to parade for him. I have the honor to be, My Lord, most obedient humble servant, Wrighty Governor. I made the following corrections: 1. Corrected spelling errors (e.g., "Jam" to no replacement but kept "aware that", "informe" to "informed", "grent" to "great", "gritly" to "greatly", "ploused" to "pleased", "Wrennidy" to "Wrighty", "DIVAN/" to no replacement as it seems to be a title or a word in a different language). 2. Removed extra spaces and added missing spaces to improve readability. 3. Rejoined broken sentences. 4. Corrected "informe" to "informed" and "permitted" was originally "permilled". 5. The original text had "DIVAN/" which is kept as is, assuming it's a title or a specific term. 6. The output is in HTML format using for paragraphs.
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321 have Jam not. aware that rue any diplomatic relations with the King of Cambodia, or any accredited Officer at his Court, though he informe that he has a number of British Subjects established at his Capital for purposes of trading_ q It is not within my. province to anticipate the course which it "may be deemed expedient for Her Majesty's Government to take in this matter, but In be may permilled to suggest that grent care should be taken to avoid giving offence to Asiatic susceptibilities._ 10 is I may add that H is Majesty Imay DIVAN/ of considerable intelligences, and keen observation. He visited and examined our Public Schools, Gaols, Hospitals, and Public Gardens, with much interest, and gritly ploused with the appearann, the Troops, and movements of which the Major - General had the kindness to parade for hims I have the honor to be, My Lord, most obedient humble servant, Wrennidy Governor.
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321

have

Jam not.

aware that

rue

any diplomatic relations with the King of Cambodia,

or any accredited Officer at his Court, though he informe that he has a number of British Subjects established at his

Capital for purposes of trading_

q

It is not within

my.

province to anticipate the course which it

"may be deemed expedient for Her Majesty's Government to take in this matter, but In

be

may

permilled to suggest that

grent

care should be taken to avoid giving offence to Asiatic susceptibilities._

10

is

I may add that H is Majesty Imay

DIVAN/

of considerable intelligences,

and keen observation. He visited

and examined our

Public Schools,

Gaols, Hospitals, and Public Gardens, with much interest, and

gritly ploused with the appearann,

the Troops,

and

movements

of

which the Major - General had the kindness to parade for hims I have the honor to be,

My Lord,

most obedient

humble servant,

Wrennidy

Governor.

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