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2. Jam to request
Jm to inform Marquess of Salisbury that the only objection to such a proposal, from the point of view of the Colony of Hongkong, appears to be that it might lead the Chinese to ask for a similar Agreement, & to demand a relaxation of the conditions, which it has hitherto been considered necessary to impose in the case of the surrender of Chinese fugitive criminals.
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