[The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume II by Burton J. Hendrick]@TWC D-Link bookThe Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume II CHAPTER XXVII 25/43
Still, the President can be influenced by the criticism that he must hit one side every time he hits the other, else he's not neutral! I am working by every device to help the situation and to prevent another note.
I proposed to-day to Sir Edward Grey that his Government make an immediate advance payment on the cotton that it proposes to buy. Unless Joffre be a man of genius--of which there are some indications--and unless French also possibly have some claim to this distinction and _perhaps_ the Grand Duke Nikolas, there doesn't yet seem to be a great man brought forth by the war.
In civil life, Sir Edward Grey comes to a high measure.
As we yet see it from this English corner of the world, no other statesman now ranks with him. _March 20, 1916._ I am sure I have the best secret service that could be got by any neutral.
I am often amazed at its efficiency.
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