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a view to possible diplomatic representations to the

Governments concerned.

6. That the Foreign Office should initiate

a programme of propagands and publicity for the British (and Indian) case in relation to Opium, so-ordinating

information received from the Home Office, Colonial

Office and India Office; this campaign being opened

by a reasoned letter from the Home Secretary or the

Foreign Secretary to a selected correspondent on the

subject of "That has Great Britain done in the Opium

Question?"