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April 26, 1979

J.C.W. Bushell (British Embassy, Islamabad), 'Pakistan - Valedictory Despatch'

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After a thirty-four-year career, John Bushell, the then British Ambassador to Pakistan, penned this dispatch as a "farewell" to the diplomatic service. The document touches on many subjects, such as the current political state of Pakistan, his predictions for its future, and the country's diplomatic status among its neighbors.


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The National Archive of the UK, FCO 96/955. Contributed by Malcolm Craig.

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