Palmerston Government and the Alabama Claims Debate
The piece critiques Lord Stanley and Palmerston over the Queen's Neutrality Declaration and Britain’s recognition of Confederate belligerency. It argues the arbitration should consider the timing of recognition and its impact on Anglo American relations, warning of future repercussions and urging a conciliatory policy toward the United States.
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Lord Palmerston
Lord Stanley
Seward
Alabama
Ireland
America
United States
England
Irish Republic
Sompleta
Adams
Palmerston
Confederate States
Washington
Great Britain
A Pleasing Prospect for Taxpayers in Abyssinia Policy
The author warns that the planned armed rescue of Abyssinian captives will cost Britain dearly. He critiques the Foreign Office for outsourcing to the Bombay army, outlines logistical and supply risks, and predicts massive financial strain and possible deficit if the expedition proceeds.
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Disgartz
Abyssinia
Foreign Office
Theodore
Bombay
India
Zoulla
Senate
Magdala
Annesley Bay
Seema li Ely
Commissariat
Koumayli
Lord Stanley
Dr Livingstone’s Progress and the Explorers
The article introduces Dr. Livingstone and the perilous history of exploring barbarous regions. It notes the dangers and vicissitudes faced by famous geographers and frames Livingstone as among the most notable in this long line of explorers.
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Livingstone