Outlines of European History volume 2
Outlines of European History volume 2
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The enterprise was, however, in reality the personal affair of King Leopold, who supplied from his own purse a large portion of the funds which were used by Stanley in exploring the Congo basin, establishing posts, and negotiating hundreds of treaties with the petty native chiefs.
The activity of the African Association aroused the appre- hensions of the European powers interested in Africa, especially England and Portugal, and a congress was called at Berlin to consider the situation. This met... in November, 1884, and every 1 See below, pp. 626 f.
The Expansion of Europe 625 European state except Switzerland sent delegates, as did the United States. The congress recognized the right of the Afri- can Association to the vast expanse drained by the Congo River, and declared the new territory a neutral state, the Congo Free State, open to the trade of all nations.
The following year King Leopold announced to the world that he had assumed sovereignty over the Congo Free State, and that Le proposed to unite it in a personal union with Bel- gium.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The enterprise was, however, in reality the personal affair of King Leopold, who supplied from his own purse a large portion of the funds which were used by Stanley in exploring the Congo basin, establishing posts, and negotiating hundreds of treaties with the petty native chiefs.
The activity of the African Association aroused the appre- hensions of the European powers interested in Africa, especially England and Portugal, and a congress was called at Berlin to consider the situation. This met... in November, 1884, and every 1 See below, pp. 626 f.
The Expansion of Europe 625 European state except Switzerland sent delegates, as did the United States. The congress recognized the right of the Afri- can Association to the vast expanse drained by the Congo River, and declared the new territory a neutral state, the Congo Free State, open to the trade of all nations.
The following year King Leopold announced to the world that he had assumed sovereignty over the Congo Free State, and that Le proposed to unite it in a personal union with Bel- gium.
What to read after Outlines of European History volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robinson, James Harvey, 1863-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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