The Archive · 1924

Britain and the Boxer Indemnity

Lonior, Mar. 6.

Tu the House of Commons, for day, asked whether stops had been taken with regard to remission of th Roxer Indemnity and whether, with n, view to [promotion of more friendly rela~ Hous with China, arrangements for utilization of the Indemnity payments could be expedited, Arthur Ponsonby, Under: Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, said that legislation would be necessary to, give effect to the policy of the Government. A bill had boon drafted and would be introduced shortly,—Reiter.

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