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The first Moroccan crisis, 1904-1906

Note 317 — Chapter VI

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Count de Montferrand, who in company with M. Cambon talked with Sanderson about the Newfoundland question, remarked that “if M. Delcassé was not able to inform the French Chambers that they had secured this right, the Convention would be rejected” (memo. by Sanderson, June 30, 1904, B.D., III, 6, No. 5; see ibid., chap. xvi, Part I).

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