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ported in Sir W. Robinson's Go- despatch N. 62

1896.

of 11th March, 1908,

I have the honour to be,

Sir,

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ENCLOSURE

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MR.

LOCKHART.

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Dear Sir,

Your Most Obedient

Humble Servant,

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WReaik Major General, Administering the Government.

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20 JUN 98

F.Kingsell & Co.

53,Main Street.

Yokohama,

Japan.

I was told by some good authority that the

Hong-Kong Government have outlawed me on account of my at-

tempt to emancipate my miserable countrymen from the cruelty

of Tartar yoke. I had asked many of my English friends in Lon-

don whether this is the case. They said such is not an English

law and usage. But my Chinese friends in Hong-Kong answered

the question in affirmative.Will you be kind enough to tell

me whether it is true or not? If it is the case I will appeal

it to the English public and the civilized world.

I remain,

Yours very truly,

(Sa.) Sun Yat-Sen.

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