The Archive · 1905

London via Bombay, 21st: October

Sir Edward' Grey, speaking in' the City, said that 'a Liberal Government would not change any of the three cardinal points'of foreign policy, namely friendship with Amierica, the alliance with Japan, and the' agreement with France. It was desirable, however, to re-establish the: position of Russia in the -councils of Europe... Anglo-, German relations must, be conditional on fair and good' Franco-German relations; The Japanese alliance was defensive, -and. not intended. for use.by any, party. in England for a policy of expansion on the Indian frontier.—. mee

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