Note 264 — Chapter VI

Reports from the Belgian ministers in Paris and London, May 4, 1902, Zur europ. Politik, I, 105 f. Impressed with the unanimity of friendliness toward France among the British, M. Delcassé expressed to Monson his regret that the French did not fully reciprocate this feeling. See Monson to Lansdowne, July 24, 1903, B.D., II, 302 f., No. 361; Bulletin, July, 1903, pp. 211 ff.; Quest. dipl. et col., XV, 656 f., XVI, 147; articles from Figaro and the Temps quoted in the London Times, May 5, 1903; article by Etienne in the National Review, July 1, 1903, esp. p. 748a.