CO129-372 - Public Offices - 1910 — Page 143

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time the existing agitation may possibly have subsided.

I am to add with reference to paragraph 9 of your letter that no instructions appear to have been sent to His Majesty's Representative at Peking in 1900 to inform the Chinese Government of the difficulty which had arisen in respect to that portion of the frontier and of the manner in which it had been met. This omission was no doubt due to the disturbed state of China at the time.

I am,

Sir,

Your most obedient,

humble Servant,

Fa Campbell

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(19242/10)141time the existing agitation may possibly have subsided.I am to add with reference to paragraph 9 of your letter that no instructions appear to have been sent to His Majesty's Representative at Peking in 1900 to inform the Chinese Government of the difficulty which had arisen in respect to that portion of the frontier and of the manner in which it had been met. This omission was no doubt due to the disturbed state of China at the time.I am,Sir,Your most obedient,humble Servant,Fa Campbell

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:(19242/10)141time the existing agitation may possibly have subsided.I am to add with reference to paragraph 9 of your letter that no instructions appear to have been sent to His Majesty's Representative at Peking in 1900 to inform the Chinese Government of the difficulty which had arisen in respect to that portion of the frontier and of the manner in which it had been met. This omission was no doubt due to the disturbed state of China at the time.I am,Sir,Your most obedient,humble Servant,Fa Campbell

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time the existing agitation may possibly have subsided.

I am to add with reference to paragraph 9 of your

letter that no instructions appear to have been sent

to His Majesty's Representative at Peking in 1900 to

inform the Chinese Government of the difficulty which

had arisen in respect to that portion of the frontier

and of the manner in which it had been met. This

omission was no doubt due to the disturbed state of

China at the time.

I am,

Sir,

Your most obedient,

humble Servant,

Fa Campbell

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