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Source GSOURCE G: Part of a letter from the Home Secretary to the Mile End Vigilance Committee on 17 September 1888
| Quote: | | The practice of offering reward for the discovery of criminals was discontinued some years ago because experience showed that such offers of reward tended to produce more harm than good. The Secretary of State is satisfied that there is nothing in the circumstances of the present case to justify a departure from this rule. |
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