TREATMENT OF INDIANS
QUESTION OF THE OPEN DOOR,
LORD CREWE'S OPINION
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LONDON, November 17. Ihe Earl of Crewe, replying to Lord Ampihill in the House of Lord* re»Brding British Indians in the Transvaal,%iid that the Trawvaal Government, was willmg, if opportunity offered, to rep-a! No 2 Act of 1907 regarding „ theoretical grievance. While |, e thought that all 0 f his Majesty's subjects ought to have free access lo his Dominions, anv sit-ns of a movement jn that direction 'in the overMas dominions were not apparent, but rather showed a. hardening in the other directum h 6 hoped' that the South African Union Parliament would take a broad view of the matter.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14685, 19 November 1909, Page 5
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