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Dear Mr. Wu: -

I am in receipt of your letter of today's date, calling my attention to an official communication of the Imperial Press Services, issued in London in the evening of July 18th and published in the Times July 19th last, with regard to the consideration by a committee of the Imperial Conference of "certain aspects of the question of nationality".

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It is of course impossible on the limited information, contained in the communication in question, for outsiders to pass an opinion on the subject under discussion. in its wording, however, the commication would appear to me, who am, as I have often told you, not a lawyer, to support my case and defeat yours.. the

Committee is reported to have considered the acquisition of British nationality

etc:"

One cannot,

one is not possessed.

by perama of British descent

take it, acquire a thing of which

Therefore, secording to domestic

and public law, it would appear to be acknowledged that these persons are not in possession of i.e. have lost British nationality, and the Conference was endeavouring to

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mu Esquiro, etc:

ctc:

etc:

Ministry of Foreign Affairs,

Canton.