Note 56 — Chapter II
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Hatzfeldt to Hohenlohe, April 4, 1899, G.P., XIV, 432 f., No. 3950; Saurma to F. O., April 28, 1899, ibid., 435, No. 3953; Bülow to Romberg, April 29, 1899, ibid., 436, No. 3954; Romberg to F. O., April 30, 1899, ibid., 436 f., No. 3955; Bülow to Saurma, April 30, 1899, ibid., 437, No. 3956; Currie to Salisbury, Nov. 4, 1898, B.D., I, 194, No. 236; Currie to Salisbury, April 4, 1899, ibid., 204, No. 247; Currie to Salisbury, April 10, 1899, ibid., 204 f., Nos. 248 f.; Salisbury to Currie, April 25, 1899, ibid., 206, No. 251; Salisbury to Currie, May 13, 1899, ibid., 207, No. 252; Salisbury to Currie, Oct. 12, 1900, ibid., 282, No. 350. In Sept., 1900, Currie, apparently on his own initiative, appealed to his government to give the Lateran “some proof of our determination to stand by Italy in the event of her being attacked.” Lansdowne refused (Newton, pp. 211 ff.).