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dents, and 1 also think that the uncertainty of our

attitude with regard to Catifis in general has undoubt-
cdly alarmed them. X think the Amir is now fully re­
assured on this point, and he clearly realises that we
may be expected to resent any injustice done to such
persons as are undoubtedly Bahrain subjects, He cer-
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tainly rent out of his ray to be friendly to me and we
i panted on the best of terms. ± personally have little
doubt that much of the trouble has been deliberately
fpmented by the vusaibisbas n part of their policy o.f
\ excluding Bahrain merchants from the Qatif trade, and
X shall watch their future move ents with attention.
X have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient servant,

PoliticalJVgent, Bahrain.
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