Ross' Mission to China, there had been "much confidence shown to Britain by the Chinese, because of the stabilized currency which had resulted from that Mission.
Mr. Alexander "pointed out that ihe Americans had purchased from the Chinese a large part of their silver rose while Japan was doing everything possible o undermine China's existing curveRby.
"It China is to have a decent Chance to win through," "Mr. Alexander went "her currency needs support "The American decision ' should be taken as a lead to us for further concerted action, and the collaboration with America, in the Far East which is possible for us may lead te developing a long-standing friendship with America in the future."
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