The Archive · 1911

GREAT BRITAIN'S ATTITUDE

The Amtassador reported that Sir Edward Grey had consented to make no use in Parliament of Germany's declaration that she bad no designs in Morocco, but Sir Edward Grey remarked that he would thus be unable to allay public anxiety concerning these alleged desigae. Sir Edward Grey defended Mr. Lloyd George's speech as being moderate and declared that it was quite right to deliver the speech. The Ambassador replied that the British and French Preas represented the speech as a threat against, Germany. Sir Edward Grey declared that Germany's intention

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