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Dear Land Shepland,
I find I have not had even an acknowledgment of my letter of 1st August and I enclose a copy in case the original went astray.
The time is approaching when, unless you can convince me to the contrary, I shall feel obliged to try to interest one or two journalists in the case. I consider that I have been most shabbily treated by successive Ministers first in the Colonial Office and then in your Department. It is now virtually two years since I first took up this case with Fred Lee and I am not one whit the wiser as to the circumstances surrounding it or for the reasons for the original dismissal. I do not believe that this is the right way to treat a responsible and serious enquiry from an M.P. and I have a suspicion that neither will the
newspapers.
The Rt. Hon. The Lord Shepherd,
Your suncarel
Patrick Jenkin
Minister of State for Commonwealth Affairs,
Commonwealth Office,
Downing Street,
London, S.W.1.
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