Note 608 — Chapter XII
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Egerton to Lansdowne, April 12, 1905, B.D., III, 66, No. 78. The French government was afraid that Spain would not loyally uphold their agreement if some other Power intervened in Morocco (Nicolson to Lansdowne, Feb. 12, 1905, ibid., 59, No. 66). But with M. Villa-Urrutia at the foreign office, Spain remained entirely on the French side (Nicolson to Lansdowne, April 14, 1905, ibid., 66, No. 79).