| Content Description | Informs him that reports in the German press stating that there were concentrations of troops in Poland were false, but in the event of war Bariatinsky may take command; Armenkov had arrived with details of the new organisation for Poland; states that he did not understand why Berg should have gone to such trouble to get Fredrichs appointed for such a short period; congratulates him on William Stuart's appointment as it would be pleasant for Lady Buchanan to have her brother's company. |