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the
international questions your predecessor's
grave referred to in
despatches (with their enclosures),
of the 1st may (N:116) and of the 19th May ultimo; in which I i had felt it to be
my duty to
: act contrary to much tocal
of
· pressure, and, also to the opinion the Colonial Attorney General; for any
other action on my part might, in the opinion of the eAdmiral Commanding Her_ Majesty's Naval Forces on this
station, and of others best qualified to
to judge, have had the result of seriously embroiling the British Government.
5.
To
The precedents
now
made will leave comparatively- little difficulty to my
successors
in this Government, whenever
similar complications
arise in the future.
6.
"In my
may
my despatch
no
272 of the 17th June ultimo (which I hope will be read together with this despatch) I stated that the highest English diplomatie
authority
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