Eric Drummond to Colonel House
Title
Eric Drummond to Colonel House
Creator
Eric Drummond
Identifier
WWP21030
Date
1917 February 9
Source
Library of Congress, Woodrow Wilson Papers, 1786-1957
Text
COPY.
FOREIGN OFFICE, S/W. 1.
PRIVATE.
My dear Colonel House
Mr. Balfour is sending a telegram to our diplomatic representatives to tell them that he considers that full and frank co-operation between British and United States diplomatists and agents is one of the most important factors of the war. He is further telling them that he relies on them to do everything in their power to secure such co-operation. This ought to avoid any possibility of relations being anywhere impaired by local suspicions.
(Sgd) ERIC DRUMMOND.
This was enclosed in a letter from Edward M. House to Woodrow Wilson, dated 11 Nov. 1917.
To
Edward M. House
Files
Collection
Citation
Eric Drummond, “Eric Drummond to Colonel House,” 1917 February 9, WWP21030, World War I Letters, Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library & Museum, Staunton, Virginia.