Note 675 — Chapter XII
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Rouvier also assured Radolin that “he disapproved of much that had happened” and that he himself had taken over the general control of foreign affairs. It had cost him some effort to save Delcassé in the Chamber, he said, but he had thought it wiser to do so (Radolin to Bülow, April 30, 1905, G.P., XX, 360 ff., No. 6647).