friction between the Colonial Government
and the Nationalist Government of
China. If such situation was
permitted to arise the dominant aim of
promoting good relations between
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Great Britain and China would be defeated.
4.—Lord Tassfield is especially
doubtful-of-the wisdom of introducing
4.
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untenable. It will be within Mr.
Henderson's recollection that this
view was also expressed at the Washington
Conference in 1921 by Lord (then lir.)
Balfour on behalf of His majesty's
Government
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