Note 1161 — Chapter XVII
Reading edition
On this episode see Tardieu, pp. 241 ff., 296; Grey to Bertie, Feb. 28, 1906, B.D., III, 278, No. 319; Bertie to Grey, March 5, 1906, ibid., 284, No. 327; Nicolson to Grey, March 8, 1906, ibid., 288, No. 331; memos. by Holstein, Feb. 22, 1906, G.P., XXI, 206 ff., and note, Nos. 7034 f.; Holstein to Radolin, March 4, 1906, ibid., 237, No. 7055; Radolin to F. O., Feb. 27, March 5 and 6, 1906, ibid., 225, No. 7047; 240 f., No. 7059; 250 f., No. 7067; Bülow to Radolin, March 5, 1906, ibid., 240, No. 7058. Courcel spoke to Louis, of the French foreign office, about the project on March 5. On the next day Rouvier mentioned it to Radolin, only to refuse it. On Holstein’s views see also Lascelles to Grey, March 1, 1906, B.D., III, 280 f. and inclosure, No. 321.