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the Japanese, in the hopes that having created an impasse",
they might drive us to admit them to participation in the
agreement. If this view were correct it might be necessary
to find a solution in the admission of Japanese as well
as French capital, coupled however with a stipulation
that the participation be based upon the proportions
of the loan which each nation could iprue in London,
Prie Paris and Tokic respectively.
Contracts for the
Bection work alluded to above would be on three thirds
account.
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In a subsequent telegram Wr. Fraser informed me
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that Mr. Hillier and he concurred in thinking that if
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94 firm which had been proposed by the Viceroy himself,
on condition that he accepted the main terms of the draft
agreement submitted to him on June 16, he would place
himself in an anomalous position should he refuse such a
favourable offer. The Japanese could not hope unaided to
offer him even as good terms, >
and such a refusal would
amount to a public avowal of preference for the Japanese
and of personal antagenism to the French.
Kr. Fraser's
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