Note 1160 — Chapter XVII
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Tardieu states that on March 5 Tattenbach openly said so to several of the delegates (p. 291). Bülow also found it necessary to bolster up the courage of the German delegates. See memo. by Bülow, March 7, 1906, G.P., XXI, 256, No. 7069. See also Metternich to F. O., Feb. 20, 1906, ibid., 188, No. 7023; Radowitz to Bülow, Feb. 26, 1906, ibid., 217 ff., No. 7044; Radowitz to F. O., Feb. 27, March 5, 1906, ibid., 226, No. 7048; 243 ff., Nos. 7061 f. King Edward’s visit to Paris, March 4-5, at which time he showed special favor to Delcassé, was also a significant sign to the Germans (Lee, King Edward VII, II, 510; Bertie to Grey, March 5, 1906, B.D., III, 284, No. 327).