The Archive · 1911

The Morocco Agreement

Tt was a satisfaction to him to tara to welcome the happy conclusion, so honourable to the statesmanship of two great countries, of the negotiations regarding Morocco between France and Germany.

The settlement was a relie£ to Europe for it removed what was perhaps the greatest obstacle to the smooth working of Kuropean diplomacy.

Oar own gratification at these happy resalts was none the less profound and sincere because we had been suspected in irresponsible quarters of looking coldly on the negotiations and even of a disposition to hamper their success.

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