The History of Russia, From the Earliest Period to the Present Time. Compiled From the Most Authentic Sources, Including the Works of Karamsin, Tooke, And Ségur 2
The History of Russia, From the Earliest Period to the Present Time. Compiled From the Most Authentic Sources, Including the Works of Karamsin, Tooke, And Ségur 2
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AJ>. 1830] THE israuBBEQTiour or folaih). 355 the Bourbons, would hare sided with Bussia in a general war. In 1829, negotiations for an offensiTO and defensire ftlUanee were begun between the cabinets of St. Petersburg and the Tuileries. That alliance was to have been specially directed against England. France was to receive back the proYiBces on the Bhine. HanoTer, wrested from Great Bri- tain, was to be divided into two parts, t^e one destined to indemnify Holland, the other to be giTe...n as a bonus to Prussia, whose territory was farther to be augmented by the addition of a part of Saxony to the Prussian provinces of Silesia. The king of Saxony was to be compensated at the expense of Poland. To Austxia were to be secured Servia, a part of Dalmatia not in her possession, and one of the two bulks of the Danube. Bussia, mistress of the opposite bank, would have the dominion of the Black Sea, and seat herself in Constantinople, whence she might at her leisure invade Asia.* When all seemed thus ripe few the consummation of Bussia's long-cherished designs, came the Prench revolution of July, 1830, which completely reversed the foreign policy of Prance.
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87-90.
AJ>. 1830] THE israuBBEQTiour or folaih). 355 the Bourbons, would hare sided with Bussia in a general war. In 1829, negotiations for an offensiTO and defensire ftlUanee were begun between the cabinets of St. Petersburg and the Tuileries. That alliance was to have been specially directed against England. France was to receive back the proYiBces on the Bhine. HanoTer, wrested from Great Bri- tain, was to be divided into two parts, t^e one destined to indemnify Holland, the other to be giTe...n as a bonus to Prussia, whose territory was farther to be augmented by the addition of a part of Saxony to the Prussian provinces of Silesia. The king of Saxony was to be compensated at the expense of Poland. To Austxia were to be secured Servia, a part of Dalmatia not in her possession, and one of the two bulks of the Danube. Bussia, mistress of the opposite bank, would have the dominion of the Black Sea, and seat herself in Constantinople, whence she might at her leisure invade Asia.* When all seemed thus ripe few the consummation of Bussia's long-cherished designs, came the Prench revolution of July, 1830, which completely reversed the foreign policy of Prance.
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