One member who had recently returned from China disagreed with [the Chairman. They had to admi that sooner or Tater extraterritorial rights would have to be abandoned by the Treaty Powers. He had been im touch with leading people in Shanghai who all thought that it was more or less inevitable that the right would have to be forfeited. Of the foreign powers tried to prevent them the Chinese would swing over to an extreme attitude copied from Soviet Russia, who had repudiated: all their' own Treaties,
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