Mr. Tong emphasized the fact that to-day there was no special hostility to Great Britain, and his|t% party, in fact were doing a 004 deal by propaganda and other mi us correct this impression, It "Imperialism" as he called it, from T asked if he had planned to come to Shanghai, but he replied quite simply that his services and his life were at the disposal of his Government at any place or for Jany purpose. I am bound to say that this utterance, which reads as somewhat, bombastic, impressed me thoroughly genuine, Having always expressed sceptic m_on the subject of Chinese p: twiotism it is pleasing to find anese occasionally mistaken.. It would be ood for China if there "were more men like Mr, H, 0. Tong.
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