Note 678 — Chapter XII
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Radolin to Bülow, May 1, 1905, G.P., XX, 616 f., No. 6848. The King may have put this question to Radolin at the desire of Delcassé, who was complaining of Germany’s lack of response (Bertie to Lansdowne, April 27, 1905, B.D., III, 68, No. 84). On May 11, 1905, Lansdowne wrote to Knollys, King Edward’s private secretary, as follows: “The King’s Mediterranean tour left matters in excellent shape so far as we are concerned” (Lee, II, 342).