Beaconsfield
Beaconsfield
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These had fallen under ^ He spoke heartily for the Polish movement, because it was a local as well as a national movement against oppres- sion, and no stalking-horse of agitators or sovereigns. Cf, ^VizXdih Lord Beaconsjield, p. 514.
138 BEACONSFIELD the sphere of Danish protection and mstitutions by the withdrawal of the German troops in 1850-52. But since then the failure of direct succession to the united though conflicting duchies had caused a fresh complication. By the Treaty of London (18...52) the present King of Denmark had been guaranteed as heir ; but the Duke of Lauenburg, despite a promise of renunciation, now laid claim with the armed support of Germany. Both Austria and Russia were interested, and both soon found England neither a prop nor an obstacle. The Government behaved with deplorable in- consequence. They first pledged themselves to uphold Denmark's " integrity, " and encouraged her to resist Russia ; but then abandoned her to her fate. They threatened Russia, but their threats were despised.
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These had fallen under ^ He spoke heartily for the Polish movement, because it was a local as well as a national movement against oppres- sion, and no stalking-horse of agitators or sovereigns. Cf, ^VizXdih Lord Beaconsjield, p. 514.
138 BEACONSFIELD the sphere of Danish protection and mstitutions by the withdrawal of the German troops in 1850-52. But since then the failure of direct succession to the united though conflicting duchies had caused a fresh complication. By the Treaty of London (18...52) the present King of Denmark had been guaranteed as heir ; but the Duke of Lauenburg, despite a promise of renunciation, now laid claim with the armed support of Germany. Both Austria and Russia were interested, and both soon found England neither a prop nor an obstacle. The Government behaved with deplorable in- consequence. They first pledged themselves to uphold Denmark's " integrity, " and encouraged her to resist Russia ; but then abandoned her to her fate. They threatened Russia, but their threats were despised.
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