Neville Chamberlain dated September 3, 1938: "Is it not positively horrible to think that the fate of hundreds of millions depends on one man and he is half mad?" While it appears obvious that Chamberlain is referring to Hitler, is it possible that Chamberlain may be second- guessing his own actions with regard to the negotiations?

Neville Chamberlain dated September 3, 1938: "Is it not positively horrible to think that the fate of hundreds of millions depends on one man and he is half mad?" While it appears obvious that Chamberlain is referring to Hitler, is it possible that Chamberlain may be second- guessing his own actions with regard to the negotiations?