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Уточнено оформление заголовков и разделителей
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{{Style P-Title|''espionage in india.''}}
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Sir,—I venture to trouble you with the following facts, thinking that they should be known to the English public, which has some interest in being informed of methods of government in India, and how, and with what wisdom, public money is there expended.
Sir,—I venture to trouble you with the following facts, thinking that they should be known to the English public, which has some interest in being informed of methods of government in India, and how, and with what wisdom, public money is there expended.
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<div style="text-align:center;">Your obedient servant,<br>{{Style S-Small capitals|C. C. Massey}}.</div>
<div style="text-align:center;">Your obedient servant,<br>{{Style S-Small capitals|C. C. Massey}}.</div>
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{{Style P-Title|colonel h. s. olcott.}}


A paragraph recently appeared in the “Echoes from Abroad” column of the {{Style S-Small capitals|Colonial Empire and Star of India}}, reflecting upon the character of this American gentleman, who is at present in India, and it was copied into the ''Times of India'' and other Indian papers. We are anxious to assure Colonel Olcott that the substance of the paragraph in question was taken from the columns of an American paper, and inserted inadvertently. From the letter which Colonel Olcott has addressed to the ''Times of India'', and from the assurances we have received from a gentleman of high position in London, we do not hesitate in expressing our belief that the statements made in the objectionable paragraph are entirely without foundation. We therefore take the earliest opportunity of assuring Colonel Olcott and those to whom it refers that we much regret its insertion.
A paragraph recently appeared in the “Echoes from Abroad” column of the {{Style S-Small capitals|Colonial Empire and Star of India}}, reflecting upon the character of this American gentleman, who is at present in India, and it was copied into the ''Times of India'' and other Indian papers. We are anxious to assure Colonel Olcott that the substance of the paragraph in question was taken from the columns of an American paper, and inserted inadvertently. From the letter which Colonel Olcott has addressed to the ''Times of India'', and from the assurances we have received from a gentleman of high position in London, we do not hesitate in expressing our belief that the statements made in the objectionable paragraph are entirely without foundation. We therefore take the earliest opportunity of assuring Colonel Olcott and those to whom it refers that we much regret its insertion.


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