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European leaders seek peace as Greece Turkey crisis eases
Napoleon III and King William say Europe is pacific as they hope to avert further friction. Spain faces a second insurrection crushed at Malaga with heavy casualties. Andalusia rises in wage and political strife while Bourbon plots surface. The China Formosa accord with Lord Clarendon calms tensions after a missionary attack, averting wider conflict.
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Herald of Peace
British Foreign Policy in 1869 and Pacifist Goals
The article argues the Gladstone administration offers a trustworthy pacific policy for 1869. It rebuts claims of imperial meddling, notes non intervention as policy, and recalls the Yang-Chow incident as a cautionary example of missteps abroad. It highlights aims to reduce domestic burdens, foster imperial unity, and curb crime and poverty at home.
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