Naples Crisis and Carbonari Threats Stir British Debate
In a charged House of Commons exchange, ministers and peers clash over Austria's Naples action and the Carbonari threat. Opponents warn against foreign intervention and a new Concert of Monarchs while defenders claim England remains neutral, oppose usurpation, and uphold constitutional liberty amid Italian upheaval. Strong references to Poland, Sicily, and past Napoleonic events frame the dispute.
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Lothera
Naples
Austria
Great Britain
Spain
Sicily
W. Bentinck
Europe
Pers
Flo
Bean
France
Bysland
Phint
Gover
England
Sehabee
Sasie
Soverei Pak
Itates
Beth
Italy
Venice
Genoa
Napoleon
Buonaparte
Congress
Ingland
Jingland
Carbonari
Fingland
Bologna
Hear
Robert Wilson
Paris
Sir Robert Wilson
Murat
R. Wilson
Ki Ca Aura
Llear
Wilberforce
I’riend
London
Poland
Lord Castlereagh
Kingland
Ife
Political debate over Naples and Napoleonic policy in Parliament
Fragmented transcript shows Tierney defending his conduct and warning about misinterpretation of conversations with high officials as the House debates Allied action in Naples, Metternich's reactions, and the potential impact on Buonaparte's fate. The exchange touches trust in ministers, imperial displeasure, and risks of public remonstrance.
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Lord Castlereagh
Galland
Robert Wilson
Naples
Europe
Castlereagh
Tierney
Brent
Ierney
Porce Aberternich
Auette
Robinson
Austria
Prince Metternich
Buonaparte
St. Helena
Mr. Tierney
Flo
Russia
Russias
England
Alexander
John Ward
Brougham
Laybach
House of Commons
J. Msoxixrosa
Lord Castlersacna
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