10, Downing Street, Whitehall, *2nd March, 1882*. My Dear Wilfrid, Mr. Gladstone has read with much interest your further letter, for which he is much obliged. He hopes that you will have felt, or will feel, assured from the language in the speech from the Throne, of which I enclose by his desire a copy, that the British Government, while intending firmly to uphold international engagements, have a sympathy with Egyptian feelings in reference to the purposes and means of good government. Yours always, E. W. Hamilton.
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