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The text indicates a difference in approach: • The Colonial Office argued against annexation, leading the Prime Minister to initially reject the 1881 request, stating Britain already had enough territories. • The Foreign Office (implied through the Prime Minister's subsequent actions) adopted a more diplomatic stance by sending an imperial consul in May 1882 to "consider their request further," even though the consul ultimately lacked the authority to annex.
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The text indicates a difference in approach: • The Colonial Office argued against annexation, leading the Prime Minister to initially reject the 1881 request, stating Britain already had enough territories.
This history question requires analysis of historical events, causes, and consequences. The detailed answer below provides context, evidence, and a well-structured explanation.