CO129-474 - Governor Sir Stubbs - 1922 [1-4] — Page 301

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You will, I am sure, understand that I have every desire to carry out your instructions whole heartedly. I feel compelled nevertheless, to say that great harn is likely to result from the issue of such a proclamation before arrangements are made for the future. In spite of any warning it is certain that girls will leave their employers and the majority will fall into

bad hands.

Chinese girls of twelve are mere children, and

I have quite incapable of thinking for themselves. therefore suggested that instead of "twelve years" the phrase "years of discretion" should be used,

The idea of abolition within one year is said,

by both Societies and by enthusiastic missionary advocates of abolition, to be unthinkable.

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