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Perrin) have been included. The arrangement suggested by
Mr. Wilder was in the circumstances a practical and
excellent one,
but it is possible that in other circums *
-tances, when lass cordiality prevailed it might lead to
a conflict of authority with the local Police. No doubt
when the large American Battle Fleet visited foreign
ports, and thousands of men were landed special and
exceptional measures were necessary, but I am doubtful
whether it is advisable to introduce such a precedent in
ordinary circumstances, and which may be cited by other
nationalities and at other ports, and I shall therefore
be glad of an expression of Your Lordship's views.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's most obedient,
humble servant,
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