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London
Royal and political reflections in a restless Europe
The piece surveys monarchs and politics as harvests, church debates, and public moods shift across Britain and Europe. It notes Queen Victoria’s privacy, farm yields, potato disease, rent concerns, Gorham and Newman controversies, Haynau’s brewery visit, and reactions to Napoleon and German-Austrian diplomacy, ending with calls for European Congress efforts.
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Victoria
Church of England
Rome
Newman
Gorham
Viscount Feilding
Long-acre
Church of Rome
Papacy
Vatican
Austria
Italy
Napoleon
Cherbourg
Germany
Union
Brunswick
Prussia
Frankfort
France
England
Russia
Vienna
Diplomatic Conference Influence on Schleswig-Holstein Issue Discussed
The piece notes rumors from Ischl about the recent diplomatic conference and its impact on the Schleswig-Holstein dispute. It discusses the Peace Congress and resisted proposals, Burritt and Sturge's mediation efforts, and Denmark's likely stance. It highlights Humboldt's supportive letter as more persuasive than press enthusiasm.
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Ischl
Schleswig-Holstein
Messrs. Burritt
Sturge
Denmark
Frankfort
Baron Humboldt
Embassies and Consuls and the British Diplomatic System
A 19th century critique of diplomacy traces the public myth of ambassadors to a modern inquiry by the Committee on Official Salaries. It outlines the diplomatic establishment with ambassadors ministers plenipotentiary and chargés d'affaires, plus consuls handling commercial duties. It lists three embassies Paris Vienna Constantinople and twenty two missions.
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Henry Wotton
James I
Whitehall
Tower
Machiavelli
Lord Burleigh
Christiania
Constantinople
Hong Kong
Central America
Paris
Vienna
Russia
Prussia
Spain
Portugal
Belgium
Netherlands
Two Sicilies
United States
Brazil
Sweden
Denmark
Bavaria
Hanover
Saxony
Wurtemberg
Frankfort
Switzerland
Sardinia
Tuscany
Greece
Mexico
Buenos Aires
Venezuela
New Granada
Peru
Chili
Monte Video
Bolivia
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Cardinal Wiseman
Wolsey
Haynau
Barclay and Perkins
Baron Rothschild
Haynan
Doncaster