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justification than is afforded by the present correspondence. So far as the Board of Trade are aware no such system and no such charge exist in any other British Possession, and if any attempt were made by a Foreign State to levy charges in respect of seamen engaged to serve on board British Ships under similar circumstances Her Majesty's Government would be the first to enter a protest against it. In short it appears to the Board of Trade that if the system is absolutely necessary for State purposes it
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justification than is afforded by the
present correspondence. Sof a
as the
Board
of Trade are
aw are no such
system and no such charge exist in
any other British Possession,
any attempt were made by
State to levy charges in respect
and if
a
Foreign
of
seamen
engaged
Ao
serve
on board
British Ships
under
similar circumstance
Her Majesty's Government would be
the first to enter a protest against
it. In short it appears to the Board.
of Trade that if the system is
absolutely necessary for State purposes
it
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