The Archive · 1911

A Question Not a Question

The Chancellor added that until Mr. Lloyd Geo: speech, Germany would willingly have given any explanations of its Moroccan policy that it was asked for, but the remarks of the British Government were not interpreted as a question. While be sincerely desired thi there should be amicable relations between the two countries, yet this could only be attained through Great Britain's recognition of Germany's position in the world and her legitimate aspirations. Other nations must reckon the forward development of Germany, who would continue to work in the peaceful spirit of the last forty years by keeping itself strong. Reuter.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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