Note 704 — Chapter XII
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“During our last conversation about Morocco you . . . . added that . . . . if circumstances demanded it, if for example we had serious reasons to believe in an unjustified aggression on the part of a certain Power, the British Government would be entirely ready to concert with the French Government on the measures to take” (Cambon to Lansdowne, May 24, 1905, B.D., III, 77, No. 95, inclosure).