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The first Moroccan crisis, 1904-1906

Note 1044 — Chapter XVI

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This document is sufficient proof against the accusation of the editors of G.P. that Grey went further in his assertions to the French Ambassador in his first conversation with the latter, and that afterward, apparently restrained by the more pacific Premier, he qualified his position in the interview of Jan. 31. It is apparent that Grey’s statements of Jan. 10 and 31 do not differ in kind or degree, except that in the latter the Foreign Secretary expanded the conditions which he had already formulated in the earlier interview (see G.P., XXI, 48 f. note; see also below).

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