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The fact is worthy of emphasis that since the cordial interchange of notes touching the visit of the Prince of Wales there had not been a single word of unkindness in the correspondence of the two governments.
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Blaine highlights the positive diplomatic correspondence between the United States and Britain following the Prince of Wales's visit.
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