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on behalf of the Provincial Authinitis at Canton

the extradition Ingning

of the primers and stating

that those Authorities

are

willing

& extend

the assurances already

givin

that no torturk

shall be inflictedt rendered caminals, and to the British

to afford Muttivities practical opportunties for assuring themselves that the provinces

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of the chinese officials

Au

pulfilled so theat no torture is inflicted.

both in

Her Majesty's Government are of Simon relation to the particular

discution

cases now under dis and to the general question test ad

advantage

should be taken of the promises contained in the above letter, and Inquest therepe that you will place yously уника at once in correspondence

with