763.72112/1399½: Telegram
President Wilson to the Secretary of State
Windsor, Vt.,
July 27, 1915—3:45 p. m.
Instructions of Sir Edward Grey to Ambassador about cotton gives me deep concern.82 Am I mistaken in my recollection that the British Government formally notified us that cotton would be regarded as not already contraband and would be continued to be so treated?
Woodrow Wilson
- See telegram No. 2510, July 22, 1915, from the Ambassador in Great Britain, Foreign Relations, 1915, supp., p. 193.↩