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Sir,
I maintain that if my wife had done anything wrong against the laws of Hong Kong, the Governor had his legitimate power of dealing with her, & that his action in thus interfering with her free rights... by attempting to intimidate me was a bad excuse, and I do not believe it would be justified by the British public.
I beg to remain, Sir,
Your Obedient Servant,
H. L. Haslewood
Lieut. Comd. R.N.
(Retired)
Secretary of State
Colonial Office.
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I beg to Themain, Suz.
Your Predient SavarE.
H. L. Hasle worch
Licul Comd. TN.
(Retired)
Suretary of Stali
Coloniar office.
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