FOOTNOTES:

[41:1] NANSEN (page 76): »The Swedish draft contained a number of demands

quite unacceptable to Norway as they were opposed to the very basis and

object of the negotiations.»

[45:1] Different drafts of laws were especially to be discussed in this

way. These outlines are, however, characterised by the ever well informed

Norwegian politician Mr C. BERNER as »quite preliminary».

[45:2] In an earlier stage of the negotiations, the Norwegian Cabinet

were evidently not under the impression that the most important of these

preliminary negotiations was brought to a successful conclusion. C.

BERNER says--in the Storthing debate Feb. 13th 1904--he had heard

both from Norwegian and Swedish negotiators that to frame this laws in a

quite satisfactory manner would be a very difficult thing.

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