The Archive · 1937

Guiding Policies

Needless to say, there ari ceritles who regret that the British policy and diplomacy in the Far East had not been suffictentiy strong and firm, here are also those who fear the possibilities of Britain bargaining with another Power at the expense [Poo of China, Right or wrong," these: erilicisms and fears are irrelevant. We must be fully aware of the guld-ing principles that formed the basis Bris polices "in" respect to by guch an understanding that we shall be able to judge firstly, what we can and should expect" from Britain; secondly, what: Britain oxpects from China; and thirdly, what can be done in furthering the friendly. relations for the mutual benefit of oth nations, These are some of the relevant and important" problems renaming to China and Great Brl-

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