Note 957 — Chapter XV

Report from London, Oct. 23, 1905, Zur europ. Politik, II, 80 f.; Bernstorff to Bülow, Sept. 8, 1905, G.P., XIX, 636 ff., No. 6340. Party leaders, magazines, newspapers, and various societies in England took up the work. The Times, however, continued its anti-German campaign. In December, Colonel Repington published an article therein, warning the public against friendliness with Germany (Lieutenant Colonel Charles à Court Repington, Vestigia [London, 1919], pp. 262 f.). See also E. T. Raymond, The Life of Lord Rosebery (New York, 1923), p. 211; Spender, Life of Campbell-Bannerman, II, 208; Schulthess, 1905, pp. 198 ff.; Metternich to Bülow, Oct. 18 and 22, Nov. 2, Dec. 3 and 20, 1905, G.P., XX, 669 ff., Nos. 6879 ff.; Spender, Life, Journalism and Politics, I, 191 f.