Note 1157 — Chapter XVII

Tardieu, pp. 275 ff.; L.j., 1906, pp. 159 ff.; Radowitz to F. O., March 3 and 9, 1906, G.P., XXI, 233 f. and note, No. 7051; Nicolson to Grey, March 3, 1906, B.D., III, 282, No. 323; 283 f., No. 326. The French press played up that vote as a great victory; the German press and government took the opposite view. Nevertheless, the German delegates complained to the Italian, Belgian, Spanish, and even the Austrian delegates about their actions; and the vote undoubtedly helped to accomplish the object of Nicolson and Révoil.