A History of Modern Europe, 1792-1878
A History of Modern Europe, 1792-1878
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A general relation offriendliness was recognised as subsisting between the Governments of Parisand London, and in certain European complications their intervention wasarranged in common. But even here the element of mistrust was seldomabsent; and while English Ministers jealously watched each action of theirneighbour, the French Government rarely allowed the ties of an informalalliance to interfere with the prosecution of its own views. Although downto the close of Louis Philippe's reign the go...od understanding betweenEngland and France was still nominally in existence, all real confidencehad then long vanished; and on more than one occasion the preservation ofpeace between the two nations had been seriously endangered. [Affairs of Portugal, 1826-1830. ]It was in the establishment of the kingdom of Belgium that the combinedaction of France and England produced its first and most successful result. A second demand was made upon the Governments of the two constitutionalPowers by the conflicts which agitated the Spanish Peninsula, and whichwere stimulated in the general interests of absolutism by both the Austrianand the Russian Court.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A general relation offriendliness was recognised as subsisting between the Governments of Parisand London, and in certain European complications their intervention wasarranged in common. But even here the element of mistrust was seldomabsent; and while English Ministers jealously watched each action of theirneighbour, the French Government rarely allowed the ties of an informalalliance to interfere with the prosecution of its own views. Although downto the close of Louis Philippe's reign the go...od understanding betweenEngland and France was still nominally in existence, all real confidencehad then long vanished; and on more than one occasion the preservation ofpeace between the two nations had been seriously endangered. [Affairs of Portugal, 1826-1830. ]It was in the establishment of the kingdom of Belgium that the combinedaction of France and England produced its first and most successful result. A second demand was made upon the Governments of the two constitutionalPowers by the conflicts which agitated the Spanish Peninsula, and whichwere stimulated in the general interests of absolutism by both the Austrianand the Russian Court.
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