CO129-425 - Governor Sir May - 1915 [10-12] — Page 691

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very poor outfit of English and without any of Rindustani or Urdu

or whatever the different languages are, I, who don't know the

customs and habits of the people, nor their tastes, nor their

literary capacities; I, who never studied that country's history, who

don't know anything about the economic conditions, about the social

status; who cannot sound their philosophical or political needs

I had to "make" that "revolution" by muggling in pamphlets, which

I had to write and print and distribute freely. 0, but let all

this nonsense kill itself by its exposure.

I all at once accepted the plan, I praised it as genial; I

found words to describe it as quite easy and executable; I glowed

as a "patriot" myself, who would do all this for the common sake

and refused every personal reward! And with this all I never

knew before, that Hatred could do find the words for lies so well-

I pitied and despised these fools. And all the while, from the

very first moment I was dead sure, that whosoever would go to Siam,

not 1.

My treachery was born in the same moment I tried myself to

win their confidence. To write his down and to gaze at the words

this is a condemnation.

Plans were made up and as far as I could go without raisige

suspicion, I heightened the sum, needed for the revolution,

which would be sent to an address in Java on my name in monthly

instalments of about £600. All the rest did not interest me.

At last

That was the

I will be short about these mischievous nonsense.

everything was ready and 1 should start for America, route, I had chosen, only because I had a chance to see America and I had flatly refused to go Japan and would not miss the occasion.

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by Port Said and Singapore. My plan was formed from the very outset