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British Delegation,
Hotel Metropole,
Geneva.
20th November, 1924.
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Dear Paskin,
The papers which some one in the Colonial Office sent to you (signature entirely illegible) arrived
safely today.
There is no news to tell you other than the fact
that there is an attempt by the Americans to re-open the
whole subject of the First Conference, and today the unofficial Associations (most of them very temperately)
gave us long speeches on what they thought of it all.
One of them produced a telegram from Gandhi, and Dukes,
who appears to have lost all sense of decency, said that
whilst the Government of India might be represented, the
people of India were not! He produced a written petition
signed by Gandhi and Rabif Tagore.
(As I am going out to dinner I am asking Kirwan
to sign this for me.
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J.J. Faskin, Esq.,
M.0.
Yours sincerely,
M.D.Perrins H. K
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