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have only arrived at a decision contrary to your opinions

with the greatest reluctance. They sympathise to the

fullest extent with the Celany in regard to the

difficulties in which it is placed by the attitude of

Canton. They trust that, after all, these difficulties

may be solved more rapidly as a result of Lord Willingden's

Mission.

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AMERY.

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