Correspondence with the United States Ambassador respecting the execution of Miss Cavell at Brussels.

Date:
1915
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Correspondence with the United States Ambassador respecting the execution of Miss Cavell at Brussels. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    No. Name. SUBJECT. o> Mr. Page to Sir HE. Grey .. 7 | Sir E. Grey to Mr. Page 8 | Sir EK. Grey to Sefior Merry del Val. 9 | Mr, Page to Sir E. Grey .. 10 % 18, 20, 20, 22, 225 Asks that the United States Minister at Brussels may be requested to enquire as to the reported arrest of Miss Cavell He ae Asks for answer to No. ly sage . oe Transmits letter from the United States Minister at Brussels enclosing Baron von der Lancken’s reply as to the reasons for Miss Cavell’s arrest. No interview with her can be allowed Informs of telegram received from the United States Minister at Brussels reporting execution Transmits two letters from the United States Minister at Brussels of October 9 and 11 re- spectively reporting how the case stands Transmits despatch from United States Minister at Brussels enclosing copies of all correspon- dence with the German authorities, as well as reports by Mr. Gibson and M. de Leval in regard to the case Expresses confidence that news of Miss Cavell’s execution will be received with horror and disgust throughout the civilised world. Ask that the grateful thanks of His Majesty’s Government may be conveyed to Mr. Whitlock and his staff for their untiring efforts on Miss Cavell’s behalf <e Asks that the Spanish Government may be in- formed how much His Majesty’s Government appreciate the efforts made by the Bei Minister in Brussels on behalf of Miss Cavell , Transmits despatch from United States Minister at Brussels enclosing an account of the British chaplain’s last interview with Miss Cavell .. Transmits despatch from United States Minister at Brussels respecting the burial of Miss Cavell .. es ae Page 12 13 13 14 fi INCU ANUEN LIBRARY
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